Bergens Famous Ghosts Walking Tour

Bryggen Wharf

Bergen's most famous landmark is Bryggen, the historic Hanseatic Wharf. The colorful wooden buildings lining the harbor date back centuries and helped establish Bergen as one of Northern Europe's most important trading centers. Today Bryggen is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Norway's most photographed destinations.

St. Mary's Church

Construction of St. Mary's Church began in the 1130s, making it the oldest surviving building in Bergen. The church served German merchants for centuries and contains remarkable medieval treasures.

Bergen Cathedral

Originally established around 1150 as St. Olav's Church, Bergen Cathedral has survived fires, wars, and centuries of change. Visitors can still see a cannonball embedded in the cathedral wall from the Battle of Vågen in 1665.

Rosenkrantz Tower

One of Norway's most important Renaissance structures, Rosenkrantz Tower played a major role in Bergen's defense and royal history. Built upon a medieval foundation, the tower offers insight into centuries of Norwegian history.

King Håkon's Hall

Built in the 13th century by King Håkon Håkonsson, this magnificent medieval hall once hosted royal feasts and important state ceremonies when Bergen served as Norway's capital.

Torgallmenningen Square

The heart of modern Bergen, this spacious square was designed following devastating city fires and is now considered one of Norway's finest urban spaces.