Weather in Bergen. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Bergen area

Map of Bergen temperature forecast

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This temperature map is centered around Bergen. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Bergen area

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This precipitation forecast map is centered around Bergen. The map is also real-time and interactive.

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More to see in Bergen

Bergen with its variety of attractions and entertainment will be a great place for a family holiday. Many guests of the city first and foremost, go to the Bergen Aquarium. This is an amazing and interesting place where you can see dozens of fish species, among which there are some quite rare ones. One can also visit fur seals shows and watch the sea turtles. In the aquarium, there is a very interesting and beautifully designed terrarium, in which a collection of snakes and small crocodiles live. Interesting performances are conducted every day for visitors, with the participation of marine animals. There is an aquarium and an excellent 3D-cinema here. It is very difficult to find a museum that would be interesting to eager kids. However, in Bergen there is such a museum, the Old Voss Steam Railway Museum. This museum is located in the heart of the city, in the territory of a vast park. It can be visited for free. The main “exhibits” of the museum are old trains, which were carefully preserved and today are in excellent condition. All visitors to the museum can take a walk through the old rail wagons, look at its peculiar interior, and admire the view of the park from the windows. Visitors are even offered a ride on some old trains. Another museum which is worth a visit with children is the University Museum of Bergen. It presents a very diverse collection dedicated to the natural sciences. Children will be interested in the huge skeletons of prehistoric animals, … Read further

Bergen guide chapters

Attractions and active leisure

Bergen will surely please fans of night entertainments. Engelen is known as one of the most popular nightclubs of the city. Its interior is made in a unique style of the 80s of the previous century. In the evening music of most diverse styles is played in the club. Visitors can become the participants of colorful retro parties and enjoy performances of popular DJ's. Styles and parties can change, but only one thing … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Finnegaardstuene restaurant is dedicated to the national cuisine. This dining facility is famous far beyond the country's borders. The first eatery on the site of the modern restaurant was opened yet in the early 15th century. Besides classic Norwegian dishes the restaurant’s menu features numerous treats, which seem true delicacies to foreign visitors. Roasted cod, venison fillet braised in wine sauce, … Open

Traditions and mentality of Bergen

Residents of Bergen celebrate a large number of interesting national holidays. Independence Day, which is celebrated on May 17, is one of the most popular ones. On this day all main squares of the city host large festivals, theater performances and concerts. You can see cozy open-air cafes right in any step. Guests are offered to try various sweets and ice cream, but children are usually more attracted to colorful … Open

Travel guide to Bergen

Gamlehaugen Palace is considered to be an outstanding architectural monument, not so far ago, at the end of the 19th century in its place was a small dilapidated chalet. In 1898 it was purchased by Christian Michelson, he completely rebuilt the house and turned it into a luxurious palace. After the owner's death the palace became the seat of government, today, some of its rooms are open to visitors. Within the … Open

Review of luxury hotels

Radisson Blu Hotel Norge, Bergen won’t disappoint affluent travelers. The residence is focused on a wide range of guests, so it provides more than 300 rooms of different categories. Hotel facilities include three restaurants of different specializations and two bars. Young tourists will certainly appreciate a stylish nightclub. One of the most attractive sites within the hotel complex is an international … Open

Bergen for children - what to visit

Another museum which is worth a visit with children is the University Museum of Bergen. It presents a very diverse collection dedicated to the natural sciences. Children will be interested in the huge skeletons of prehistoric animals, including marine animals. During a fascinating excursion, they will be shown rare discoveries of archaeologists. Another attractive feature of the museum is the surrounding garden, … Open

Climate in Norway and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Summer in Norway is relatively cool and calm. In the southern regions in June, the air temperature warms up to 20°C. Water in the sea during this period is 10°C. July is considered the warmest month of the year, the air temperature gets to 26°C. In this case, the amplitude of the fluctuation of night and daytime temperatures does not measure below 15°C. The amount of day light during this period is significantly reduced, there are thunder-gusts and the weather becomes cloudy and unfriendly. October in Norway is the month with the most rain. The air temperature during the day is 10°C, and already from the first days of November, frosts can be observed in the northern regions. It snows here until spring. Throughout the rest of the country, the temperature at the end of autumn does not exceed 5°C. … Open

Atmosphere of Norway: religion and languages

The official languages in Norway are Norwegian and Sami. Norway is part of the former Scandinavia, which is why the canons of the Old Norse language played a highly significant role in the formation of the linguistic direction of the local population. It should be noted also that the formation of the Danish and Swedish languages also occurred on the same basis of Old Norse language. This is why they are so similar to modern Norwegian. Many Norwegian dialects have even adopted various phrases and expressions from Danish and Swedish, safely introducing them into their language. … Open