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Explore the captivating Bergenhus Fortress Museum in Bergen, Norway, a remarkable testament to medieval architecture and history. This well-preserved fortress, dating back to the early Middle Ages, offers visitors the unique opportunity to walk its original walls and towers while taking in stunning views of the nearby harbor. The museum housed within provides a rich and informative experience focused on World War II history, with thoughtfully curated displays. Best of all, admission is free. Families will appreciate the child-friendly atmosphere and helpful staff, who are always ready to engage in English and even offer complimentary tea and coffee. Stroll through the attractive grounds and immerse yourself in the layers of history that define this extraordinary attraction, highly rated by visitors for both its educational value and scenic setting.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Dreggsallmenningen flybusstopp
Bus stop 211 m walk
Sandbrogaten
Bus stop 148 m walk
Helgesens gate
Bus station 160 m walk
Skuteviksveien
Bus station 146 m walk
Bradbenken
Bus station 168 m walk
Øvre Dreggsallmenningen
Bus station 73 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 405 reviews
4.6/5 405 reviews
Jochen Koberstein
Jochen Koberstein
1 week ago on Google

The museum tells the history of the region in a clean, non-spectacular way. Some additional exhibitions like submaine history and the war in Ukraine are included. I think young children might find it boring but adults who like to read are perfectly right here. Entry is free.

Lennart 544
Lennart 544
3 weeks ago on Google

It's free to go in. Very nice staff, free coffee and water. The museum is quite big and has a lot off stuff to see. Definitely recommend going there.

Dante de Rivia
Dante de Rivia
3 weeks ago on Google

El museo es gratuito y está bastante bien. Narra de forma cronológica la historia militar de Noruega. Cronológicamente empieza desde el piso superior. Existen revistas en español y algunos paneles están en inglés también. Visita obligada. Hay reproducciones de submarinos, buques de guerra, armas,, mapas curiosos... Muy recomendable.