Best places: Churches in Bergen, Norway

👍👍 While in Bergen, Norway to run their 10th Marathon, I was blest to attend Holy Mass at the lovely church of St. Paul the Apostle. If you’re ever in Bergen, drop in to say a prayer and light a candle for all your intentions.

Early medieval wooden church, built in the village of Fortun & moved here, with carved dragon heads.

👍👍 Stunning stone church with a charming slate roof and a towering wooden steeple, at a tourist-friendly location in the center of Voss. The church is very well maintained. I've passed this quite a few times over the years but, until now, never really stopped to appreciate how beautiful it is. The abun...

Built in the 12th century, this Romanesque church is one of Bergen's oldest surviving structures.

Restored church originally built in the 1620s with a large tower & decorations by local children.

Place of worship dating back to the 12th century, with arched stained-glass windows & an organ loft.

👍 Interesting and beautiful

👍👍 Beautiful old church with a rich history. Rebuilt 3 times: after a storm, after a fire, and after the Nazis, who defiled both church and cemetery. A very friendly church servant showed me the church outside opening hours. The church and the long graves are extremely beautifully situated on a hilltop...