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| Bergen
Ferry port - Bergen Ferries information |
Bergen - the
capital of the fjord country is a colourful mixture of
Norwegian charm and culture. It is Norway’s second
largest city, founded in 1070, and set amidst seven towering
mountains.
Stroll through the narrow, cobbled streets or wander along
the Bryggen, with its picturesque painted wooden houses
and pointed gables lining the quayside. Visit the lively
harbour with its fish, fruit and flower market and enjoy
the wide variety of shops, cafés, restaurants and
bars. Bergen is full of history and has over 20 museums
and art galleries.
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Bergen ferry routes and Operators: |
| Newcastle
Bergen, operated by Fjord
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Getting to Bergen ferry port: |
| By Car From
Oslo (about 480 Kilometres): |
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The fastest
route between Bergen and Oslo
by car is the route 'RV7: Oslo,
Gol and Eidfjord to Bergen'.
Alternatively take the E16 and
go through the world's longest
tunnel – The Lærdalstunnelen,
over 24 kilometres long! From
Oslo go to Hønefoss,
then Leira, Fagerness, Lærdalsøyri,
Aurland, through the Lærdalstunnelen
to Gudvangen and then on to
Bergen.
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The Bergen
Line connects the two most important
cities in Norway, Oslo and Bergen,
and the train journey "over
the roof of Norway" is
and experience in a class of
its own. There are roughly 3
departures daily.
For information when in Norway,
please call NSB reservation
service at phone number: +47
815 00 888 and dial 4 for English
speaking operator.
If calling from England then
please dial 08705 848 848.
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