Best places: Zoos & Aquariums in Bergen, Norway

A medieval wharf in the historic harbor district known for its colorful, wooden-clad boat houses.

👍 Nordnes Park is a beautiful public park located in Bergen, Norway. The park is situated on a peninsula overlooking the city's harbor and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and sea. The park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, with plenty of space to relax and enj...

👍👍 Park was great for a morning walk

Warmly furnished rooms in a vibrant, informal hotel with a bar, a lounge & a gym, plus breakfast.

👍 L.E Today we visited Dogman again and we had a very pleasant surprise. The aquariums were in a totally different state from our last visit. Everything looked the way they suppose to clean and filled with happy fishes. Hopefully our previous visit was just a durring holiday fluke. Big store, manage...

Warm rooms in a genteel property offering a bar, a gym & a sauna, plus free breakfast & dinner.

Cool interactive displays on the history of the local fishing industry in old fish warehouses.

Tropical fish, seals & sea lion shows in an aquarium with penguin feeding & crocodiles.

👍👍 Good and nice farm with lots of different types of animals 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐕❤️💜😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐎🐎🫏🫏🐾🐾🐔🐔🐓🐓🦃🦃🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇

Polished hotel along Bryggen wharf, offering 2 restaurants, a fitness center & free breakfast.

👍👍 Came in with a Cuckoo that had flown into my window, Di received it without any problems

👍👍 Good but one fish died after one day

Vibrant & long-running city-center shopping mall featuring more than 70 stores & casual dining.

🫤 Get ready to get nickel and dimed at this campsite behind a highway gas station where 4 minutes of shower time cost you money (as does the laundry and dryer) and the facilities you pay for aren’t clean (see picture from the shower). Compared to other campsites, I found this to be an awful experience...

Chain retailer offering brand-name electronics & print services, plus office supplies & furniture.

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

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