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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Accepts electronic paymentThis tour allows payment by electronic means or credit card
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We are NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS, a local Scandinavian brand established in 2015, offering walking tours in various Scandinavian cities. Our tours are recognized for their high level of organization and punctuality. Our mission is to make quality tourism accessible to all travelers in Nordic cities. Our authentic walking tours are led by knowledgeable local guides and are available as both tip-based tours and paid private tours. Please be advised that we do not accommodate organized groups on our tip-based walking tours. For organized groups exceeding 6 participants, it is required to book a private paid walking tour in advance. This policy applies universally to all organized entities, including schools, educational courses, student groups, and any for-profit or non-profit companies and organizations. Such groups are not permitted to join our tip-based walking tours.
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN OUR TOUR?
Are you eager for an entertaining and enlightening experience? Uncover the mysteries of Bergen with our tip-based walking tour. This walking tour, which is based on mandatory tips, has a minimum of 10 euros per person. Spanning approximately 120 minutes, we’ll delve into the major highlights of this stunning Scandinavian city. Join us for a walking tour – it’s guaranteed to be a thrilling adventure!
DURATION
Approximately 1.5 to 2 hours
WHO TO LOOK FOR?
Spot our guide holding the NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS sign.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
STARTING POINT AND TIME
Our walking tour commences punctually, regardless of weather, and lasts about 120 minutes.
We gather next to the Sjøfartsmonumentet by Dyre Vaa at Torgallmenningen.
The tour typically concludes near the FishMarket.
Note: The tour's route may change without prior notice.
OUR MEETING POINT: Next to the monument Sjøfartsmonumentet av Dyre Vaa - Torgallmenningen. Please use the Google Maps: https://g.co/kgs/vDnLFAj Please look out for our guide, who will be holding our official sign, at the meeting point for "NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS" www.FreeTourBergen.com Please bear in mind that we do not wait for latecomers. Each tour begins promptly out of respect for those who have arrived on time, so we kindly ask you to be punctual.
Starting point! Keep an eye out for our guide, easily identifiable with the sign: "NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS"
Kong Oscars gate, is a historic street known for its architectural significance and cultural heritage. Established in the 19th century, it showcases a blend of traditional wooden buildings and modern structures. The street is named after King Oscar I of Sweden and Norway, reflecting the union era. It serves as a vital corridor, connecting various parts of the city and hosting diverse businesses and residential areas.
Bergenhus Fortress, stands as one of the oldest and best-preserved fortresses in Norway. Dating back to the early 13th century, its construction began around 1240, with significant enhancements and expansions over the centuries. Historically, it played a crucial role in the defense and administration of the region, housing royal residences and military facilities. Today, it serves as a prominent historical and cultural landmark.
The Fish Market in Bergen, established in the 12th century and located at the heart of Bergen, Norway, serves as a vibrant hub for fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Renowned for its rich history and cultural significance, the market has been a key trading venue since 1276, attracting locals and tourists alike with its lively atmosphere and picturesque setting by the harbor.
Bryggen, is a historic harbor district renowned for its picturesque row of colorful wooden merchant buildings. Dating back to the 14th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site encapsulates the essence of Bergen's role in the Hanseatic League's trading empire. Despite several fires, notably in 1702, Bryggen has been meticulously preserved, showcasing medieval architecture and cultural heritage.
Bergen Cathedral, is a prominent historical and architectural landmark. Initially constructed as a church in the early 12th century, it underwent several reconstructions, with the last major renovation completed in the 19th century. Serving as the seat of the Diocese of Bjørgvin, this Gothic-style cathedral is renowned for its significant religious, cultural, and architectural value.
Johanneskirken is a notable neo-Gothic church, constructed from 1888 to 1894. Designed by architect Herman Major Backer, it stands as a prominent landmark with its towering spire and capacity to accommodate about 1250 people. The church reflects the architectural ambitions of its era, emphasizing vertical lines and intricate details, making it a distinctive feature of Bergen's cityscape.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).