Passeggia attraverso la storia, ammira panorami spettacolari, goditi dell’ottimo cibo e vedi coi tuoi occhi alcuni dei fiordi più straordinari del mondo. Benvenuto a Bergen, il cuore della Norvegia dei fiordi!
Sebbene Bergen sia la seconda città più grande della Norvegia, conserva il fascino e la piacevole atmosfera da cittadina di provincia: le case abbarbicate alla montagna, i vecchi edifici in legno e le stradine strette gremite di accoglienti caffè e negozi.
La lista delle cose da fare a Bergen diventa sempre più lunga, quindi cerca di dedicarle il tempo necessario. Le attrazioni più famose includono il quartiere anseatico Bryggen, sito Patrimonio dell’Umanità dell’UNESCO, il mercato del pesce, il Monte Fløyen, l’Acquario di Bergen, il Museo d’Arte KODE e le case dei compositori.
Grazie al fatto che il 10 per cento della popolazione di Bergen è composta da studenti, puoi essere certo di trovare sempre qualcosa da fare. Vai a un concerto, visita una mostra, o viziati un po’ girando per i molti negozi trendy, i bar e i ristoranti.
È facile unire la vita cittadina e il divertimento all’aria aperta in questa “città tra sette montagne”. Adorerai Bergen vista dalla cima del Monte Fløyen o del Monte Ulriken oppure – per una vera avventura nella Norvegia dei fiordi – vai in esplorazione dei fiordi Patrimonio dell’UNESCO.
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PrenotaBergen12.08.2026BRASILS HJERTE - 12/8 KL. 20:30
Sentralstasjonen in Rio de Janeiro holds a multitude of fates on their way to, from or through the city. Here is the story of one of these. The moving breakthrough film by the director behind The Motorcycle Diaries (2004). In the sea of people at Rio de Janeiro's central station two people meet, an older retired teacher who makes a living helping people and a 9 year old boy who has not seen his father in many years. Together they set out on a road trip to find the father, and a unique friendship develops along the way. The film won both the Oscar for Best Foreign Film and the Golden Bear in Berlin in 1998. Central Station represents the new wave of Brazilian films at the end of the 90s, and is often described as a continuation of the social realist legacy in Brazilian film. It also achieved something the golden age Cinema Novo films of the 60s never did: reaching a wide audience both nationally and internationally. Film info Running time: 1h 50min Produced: Brazil, France, 1998 Original title: Central do Brasil Director: Walter Salles Audio: Portuguese Subtitles: Norwegian Age rating: 12 years Screening format: 35mm
PrenotaBergen18.08.2026High On Fire
The metal legends High on Fire come to USF Verftet Tickets on sale from Wednesday 4 February at 11.00. No mercy, no filter: High on Fire come to Bergen on 18 August. When they take over USF Verftet, the stage is set for an evening of uncompromising metal and raw power of a rare caliber. The band from Oakland, with Matt Pike at the helm, is known for heavy riffs, raw energy and an expression that has always gone its own way – far from the polished and predictable. In 2019, High on Fire were awarded a Grammy for Best Metal Performance for the album Electric Messiah, securing their well-deserved place among metal’s biggest names. The award brought increased attention to the band, without changing what has always defined them: an uncompromising musical expression and complete dedication to their own style. With drummer Coady Willis on board, High on Fire have further developed their sound, something that is clearly evident on their latest album Cometh the Storm. The record appears as both a continuation and a renewal of the band’s core: brutal heaviness, driving tempo and a dark, almost apocalyptic atmosphere. On stage, High on Fire are an experience – a massive wall of riffs, pounding drums and an intense presence that hits you right in the gut. This is sweaty, loud and uncompromising metal craftsmanship delivered by a band that lives for the moment on stage. When the lights go down at USF Verftet on 18 August at 20.00, only one thing matters: pure, unfiltered power. Secure your ticket, and be there when High on Fire set Bergen ablaze.
PrenotaBergen07.08.2026Aftenlandet
In the 1990s and 2000s, Aftenlandet made waves with their melodic folk‑pop and powerful Nynorsk lyrics. Songs like “Du”, “Hymne”, and “Morgon i mai” were frequently played on the radio and found their way into many hearts. Now the band reunites – for the first time since 2017 – for a very special concert experience.
PrenotaBergen01.08.2026Bergen orgelsommer - Bergen International Organ Festival - Amund Dahlen & Kristine Klubben in St. Paul Church
Kristine Klubben (Trumpet) Amund Dahlen (Organ) St. Paul's Church is the Catholic church of Bergen. The church houses an organ built by the renowned Canadian firm Casavant Frères. This instrument is exceptionally rich and expressive in sound, representing a tonal and voicing tradition distinct from that of most Northern European organs. Program will be presented on the day of the concert It will include music by J. S. Bach, E. Grieg and Norwegian folk tunes.
PrenotaBergen09.08.2026Saphir Quartet & Ossi Tanner: Mozart & Sibelius
- An unknown masterpiece is resurrected. When Sibelius was 24 years old and a student in Berlin, he wrote his only piano quintet - a five-movement work with almost orchestral power. At the world premiere in Helsinki in 1890, Ferruccio Busoni himself sat at the grand piano, with Norwegian Johan Halvorsen on violin - he who a few years later would lead Harmonien here in Bergen. Sibelius himself never heard the work in its entirety: it was not performed in its entirety until the centenary of his birth in 1965. Mozart's Divertimento in F major for string quartet is also a work of his youth: the composer was only 16 years old when he wrote his three so-called Salzburg divertimenti in the winter of 1772. In Håkonshallen, these two works of his youth are framed by Sibelius's beautiful and subtle piano cycle The Trees, op. 75 and the wistful, but very popular Valse triste. In other words, this evening will be a celebration of young creativity - with a bunch of the Nordic region's leading young musicians on stage The award-winning Saphir Quartet meets the Finnish pianist Ossi Tanner, proclaimed "romantic virtuoso" by Helsingin Sanomat. Amanda Noor Water violin Philippe Jayer violin Torje Råbu viola Iris Kalliovirta cello Ossi Tanner Piano This concert is supported by the Norwegian-Finnish Cultural Fund. Duration approx. 1 hour and 30 minutes incl. intermission. Welcome to a concert in Håkonshallen! Photo: Peter Ringenberg (Saphir) / Maarit Kytöharju (Tanner)
PrenotaBergen23.08.2026Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band (US)
Perfect Sounds Forever presents: Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band (US) Landmark / 23 August / 20.00: doors / 21.00: concert start At the southern tip of Indiana, just north of Louisville, Kentucky, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and artist Ryan Davis has for years conveyed his unique Americana-noir through various projects. With the debut album Dancing On The Edge (2023) as Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band, he received wide recognition from both press and audiences – with many already describing the album as a modern classic within American songwriting. In spring 2025 the band toured the United Kingdom and Ireland with intense and gripping concerts, and the performance at the Kilkenny Roots Festival was described by UNCUT’s Allan Jones as “an emotional exorcism”. Their second album, New Threats From The Soul, was released last summer to glowing reviews across the board. The album balances seriousness and playfulness, offering catchy melodies, bold arrangements and lyrics that blend the down-to-earth with the grand. With extensive touring ahead, Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band are reaching an ever-growing audience. Restrictions ID: 18 years (for guardian arrangement, contact Landmark) Disclaimer Purchased tickets are refunded only in case of cancellation
PrenotaBergen28.07.2026Bergen orgelsommer - Bergen International Organ Festival - Paul Wilmot in St. Mary's Church
Paul Wilmot is educated at University College, Oxford. In recent years, he served as organist in Lillehammer, before being appointed Cantor of Gjøvik Church in 2021. He has given solo recitals in Oslo Cathedral and Kristiansand Cathedral, and has collaborated with renowned ensembles such as the BBC Singers and the Trondheim Soloists. Wilmot is widely recognised for his musicianship, stylistic versatility, and expressive architectural sense. St. Mary's Church is among Norway's most beautiful sacred spaces. The Weimbs organ from 2015 is shaped in perfect harmony with the church interior, where space and sound merge into a single, living whole.
PrenotaBergen15.08.2026Sommerkonserter i Villahagen: Morten Abel
Morten Abel ready for a big festival summer 2026 - A Norwegian pop icon takes the party out into the summer night! After the anniversary tour for 'I'll Come Back and Love You Forever' at the start of the year, Morten Abel is ready to continue the celebration. This time under open skies. Summer 2026 he takes over festivals across the country. Here he offers the classics from the iconic album, in addition to highlights from the pop king's hit-heavy solo career. With a career spanning four decades – from Mods and The September When to a solid string of iconic solo albums, Morten Abel is definitely one of our time's most original and beloved artists. After the success of the winter's anniversary concerts, he takes his top-tuned band further out on the road, with a show that combines celebration, nostalgia and musical abundance. Here we are talking a catalogue full of songs that live their own lives in fine form, and that never stop touching audiences. Just expect a joyful reunion with the Abel universe, with songs such as "You Are Beautiful", "Lydia", "Tulipz" and "Hard to Stay Awake" - to name a few. Get ready for a piece of timeless pop magic in the summer night! Age limit: 18 years Concert starts: 20:00 Doors open: 19:00 Disabled/Companion: Standard ticket Adapted for people with reduced mobility: Yes Parking: No Access: Bus, Light rail
PrenotaBergen25.08.2026Otis Gibbs (US)
Otis Gibbs is finally back - and on 25 August he comes to Lille Ole Bull! After many years of absence and countless questions it is finally confirmed: Otis Gibbs returns and on 25 August he comes to Lille Ole Bull. The singer and songwriter from Wanamaker, Indiana, has long had a dedicated audience at home, and the reunion has been missed. Otis Gibbs is far more than a traditional songwriter. In addition to the music he has found success as a visual artist, podcast host and programme creator. The podcast Thanks For Giving A Damn quickly became a favourite and led further to the Pandora series Country Built, which today reaches millions of listeners. He has also built up a strong presence on YouTube. Musically Otis Gibbs is rooted in the American storytelling tradition, with roots in artists such as Woody Guthrie, Joe Hill and Bruce Springsteen. He sings about people and stories from a working, unfinished America – seen from a consistent underdog perspective. His lyrics are about work, travel, longing and the realities of life, conveyed with honesty and warmth. With a dozen albums behind him, and the critically acclaimed release The Trust of Crows as his latest, Otis Gibbs is a rare and authentic voice. That he now returns makes these concerts a truly special occasion. This concert is part of the concert series Bergen Live Sessions.
PrenotaBergen22.08.2026Ståle Kleiberg i samtale om Debussys musikk og poesi
About the conversation (The conversation will be held in Norwegian) In this conversation with composer and professor emeritus Ståle Kleiberg, we take a closer look at how French Symbolist poetry can serve as a gateway to understanding Debussy’s music. Debussy set to music many poems by the leading poets of his time, such as Stéphane Mallarmé, Charles Baudelaire, and Paul Verlaine. In these songs, poetry and music are closely intertwined. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Debussy does not use music to describe the literal content of the poetry. The aim is not to realistically “depict,” for example, a forest. In Debussy’s own words, the mysteries of the forest cannot be revealed by measuring the height of the trees. Rather than portraying the forest itself in his music, Debussy uses musical symbols to convey a person’s response to being in the forest. With this, he ushered in a new chapter in music history. Which techniques does Debussy use to achieve this? What are these musical symbols? These questions will be the focus of a conversation that takes us inside Debussy’s music and the poetry he set to music. The conversation can be combined with a concert of Debussy’s songs immediately following the talk. Find tickets and more information in our calendar. About the participants Ståle Kleiberg is a central Norwegian composer with significant international recognition. His music is frequently performed both in Norway and abroad, and most of his works have been commissioned by leading orchestras, ensembles, and performers. Numerous recordings of Kleiberg’s music have been released, receiving outstanding international reviews and several Grammy nominations. Kleiberg’s music is characterized by a personal and distinctive form of extended tonality and by a meticulous approach to timbral detail. This is particularly evident in his orchestral output, which includes three symphonies, symphonic poems, and a number of solo concertos. Kleiberg is professor emeritus of musicology and composition at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim. Karina Valnumsen Hansen is Senior Curator of Music at the Kode Art Museums and Composer Homes. She holds a PhD in musicology from NTNU, focusing on politics and declamation practices in W. A. Mozart’s German operas. After completing her doctorate, she served as an associate professor in musicology at NTNU before beginning a postdoctoral position at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. Her research fields include music and politics, Mozart’s biography and music, 18th-century opera, Norwegian vocal music of the 19th century, and musical declamation practices in the 18th and 19th centuries. Practical information Venue: Permanenten, the Festival Hall on the 4th floor Time: Saturday 22 August, 12:00–13:00 Price: NOK 200 Free admission for children and Kode members Photo: Morten Antonsen
PrenotaBergen13.08.2026Tursday 13 August 2026: Blues-cruise with DS Stord I
Departure from Shetlands-Larsens brygge at 19.00, returning to the quay at approximately 22.00. About the music This time, the music is provided by Dag Bergesen’s Bluespack. The band consists of Dag Bergesen on bass and vocals, Steinar Lyssand on guitar and vocals, Jan Frode Larsen on harmonica, and T.B. Bjelland on cajon (percussion). Bluespack is currently one of the most in-demand blues bands in Bergen and the surrounding area, playing a varied blues repertoire with a strong groove and great atmosphere. This is music that really swings and is sure to be a crowd favourite. Learn more about Dag Bergesen’s Bluespack: https://www.facebook.com/p/Dag-Bergesen-Artist-Page-100057776045063/ Learn more about D/S Stord I: Website: www.stord1.no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/STORD1/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stord_1/
PrenotaBergen04.08.2026Bergen orgelsommer - Bergen International Organ Festival - Ourania Gassiou in St. Mary's Church
Ourania Gassiou is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music in London, where she studied with Nicolas Kynaston. As a soloist and chamber musician, Ourania has performed extensively throughout the UK and Europe in recital series and major international festivals.
PrenotaBergen02.08.2026Brann – Rosenborg, Eliteserien 2026
Brann-Rosenborg Sunday 2 August at 19.15 Note People with the away team's effects who are in other sections than on the away field will be expelled. Children's tickets are valid for children and teenagers between 5 and 17 years old. Children under the age of 5 who can sit on your lap do not need a ticket. Senior tickets are valid for pensioners +67, people with disabilities and/or disability pension. Away tickets can only be purchased via RBK's channels. There will be an open kiosk at the match. The pub at entrance 11 is open three hours before the game. The fire shop will be open three hours before the game and for half an hour after the end of the game.
PrenotaBergen05.08.2026Bergen orgelsommer - Bergen International Organ Festival Sigurd M Øgaard in St. John's Church
Normally the most visible church in Bergen, St. John's Church is currently hidden behind scaffolding as it undergoes restoration. Inside, however, its splendour remains intact. Consecrated in 1894, the church houses a historic organ by Schlag & Söhne, restored in 1999 and cherished by organists for German Romantic repertoire. Sigurd M. Øgaard is Cathedral Organist in Bergen and one of the leading organ artists of his generation. He has enjoyed a distinguished international career as an organ soloist, performing widely throughout Europe and the United States. For thirteen years, he was professionally active in the U.S., where he built a strong reputation as both performer and musician of exceptional artistic depth. Program details will be announced later.
PrenotaBergen31.07.2026 - 01.08.2026Beyond the Gates Experience: A guided tour of Grieghallen with Pytten
A Guided tour of Grieghallen with Pytten (Friday 31.07 KL 13:00 + 15:00 / Saturday 01.08 KL 13:00 + 15:00) Meeting point: Grieghallen lobby - duration ca 1 hour Event time : 13:00 CET Age limit: 18 Years Meeting point: Grieghallen lobby, 1st floor Language: English
PrenotaBergen10.08.2026HUFF: YI YI - 10/8 KL. 19:00
A big, big film, about a few of us and all of us at the same time Yi Yi is a film about a family in Taipei. This is an oversimplification. Yi Yi is a film where old loves emerge from their hiding places while new ones flare up; where life wisdom is dispensed on a business trip funded by a failing company; where they hold grandmother's hand and talk to her in the hope that she can hear, even in her coma; where people walk to and from each other, where they live and die. This is also, of course, an oversimplification. Summarising everything that "happens" in Yi Yi is impossible, at least within the 200 words Cinemateket's programme texts are limited to. The film, directed and written by Edward Yang and described as a masterpiece already at its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000, manages to be both universal and personal. He paints this Taiwanese family and all the characters they meet with a deeply humanistic eye, and you would have to be blindfolded not to see yourself in some of them. Why did I choose this film? I have been hyperbolic in all my previous programme texts, but this time I actually mean it. Yi Yi is the film we should show to aliens to convince them not to wipe us out. - Magnus O, board member of HUFF The texts for the films shown in the theme series HUFF are written by the young curators who make up the board of HUFF. Film info Running time: 2h 53min Produced: Taiwan, 2000 Original title: Yi yi Director: Edward Yang Audio: Mandarin Chinese Subtitles: Norwegian Age rating: 9 years Screening format: 35mm
PrenotaBergen21.08.2026 - 23.08.2026Tedansfestivalen 2026
TEDANS FESTIVALEN 2026, ARE YOU READY?! Finally we can invite you to yet another celebration in the name of music. As usual it takes place with our friends at Kulturhuset Østre, and we are proud of what we can present to you! This year's AiR is the young rising star from London, Tara Cunningham, on guitar. We have a fantastic programme with international stars and young local talents. Friday 21 August & Saturday 22 August We are running 10 days of "Earlybirds" so you need to be quick! We have a limited number of EB tickets. SECURE YOUR TICKETS NOW! :) Doors 19:30 Finish 02:00
Bergen05.08.2026Sommer i Hansahagen: Middelaldermusikk ved Currentes
Join a wonderful musical journey back to the late Middle Ages! ☀️ In August Sommer i Hansahagen invites you to a concert with the ensemble Currentes, which performs improvised and composed instrumental music from the 13th and 14th centuries. With sounds from recorders, organetto and fidel the musical traditions of the Middle Ages are brought to life in the historic surroundings of Schøtstuene. Currentes offers their own arrangements and improvisations inspired by the musical universe of the Middle Ages! Schøtstuene 5 August 2026 12:00 Price: NOK 100 (NOK 80 for senior and student) The café is open from 11:30 Performers: Jostein Gundersen - recorders Anders Hannevold - organetto Hans Lub - fidel Welcome to a unique summer experience in Hansahagen! ❤️ Buy tickets here.
PrenotaBergen21.08.2026WE SNAKES - WHITESNAKE
We Snakes – Whitesnake Night at Madam Felle. Madam Felle fills with classic blues rock, big choruses and heavy 80s energy when We Snakes takes the stage. Remember to book a table for the best experience. This is not a cover band that simply plays Whitesnake songs. This is a band that lives and breathes for the entire massive catalogue of David Coverdale & co – from bluesy hard rock riffs to the big stadium anthems everyone can sing along to. Who does not know classics such as Is This Love, Here I Go Again, Love Hunter and Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City? We Snakes consists of experienced musicians from the Bergen scene, and delivers concerts with punch, musical joy and genuine love for the music. The band has already received strong feedback from festivals and club stages, with a sound that sits heavy, warm and uncompromising. Expect heavy riffs, Hammond organ, guitar solos, sweaty grooves and sing-alongs from the very first note. Andre Algerøy – vocals Christoffer Johansen – guitar Rune Sandland – guitar / vocals Reidar Brandsrud – bass / vocals Ove Gaasand – organ Baard Hansen – drums Welcome to an evening filled with Whitesnake classics, great rock atmosphere and pure club magic at Madam Felle.
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In aereo
L’aeroporto di Bergen funge da aeroporto regionale per gran parte della Norvegia dei fiordi. Ci sono voli diretti per Bergen da molte città estere e da tutte le maggiori città della Norvegia.
Dall’aeroporto puoi raggiungere in circa mezz’ora il centro di Bergen con i bus e con la Metropolitana leggera.
Pubblicità: Norwegian – voli economici in Norvegia e voli diretti da più di 70 aeroporti europei
In nave
Un traghetto collega Hirtshals in Danimarca a Bergen.
Puoi anche viaggiare in traghetto tra Stavanger e Bergen.
Bergen è il porto di partenza e arrivo del postale dei fiordi Hurtigruten, che naviga a nord fino a Kirkenes, al confine con la Russia.
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In treno
La Ferrovia di Bergen tra Oslo e Bergen è conosciuta come uno dei viaggi in treno più belli al mondo. Puoi scegliere tra diverse partenze giornaliere e il tragitto richiede circa sette ore.
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In pullman
Pullman express operano numerosi collegamenti giornalieri tra le maggiori città della Norvegia.
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In auto
Se arrivi in auto da Oslo puoi scegliere di attraversare l’altopiano di Hardangervidda, Haukeli, o i monti Hemsedalsfjellet (7–8,5 ore).
Se arrivi da sud o da nord puoi viaggiare lungo la costa e attraversare i fiordi con ponti o traghetti. È normale che ci siano code per i traghetti nella stagione estiva, quindi conviene arrivare un po’ in anticipo.
Pianifica il tuo itinerario, vedi gli avvisi sul traffico, le informazioni sui traghetti e altro su Statens Vegvesen.
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Muoversi sul posto
Una rete ben sviluppata di autobus rende facile spostarsi da un luogo all’altro nell’area di Bergen.
La Metropolitana leggera di Bergen collega Byparken all’aeroporto di Bergen. Con la Bergen Card puoi viaggiare gratuitamente sulla Metropolitana leggera e gli autobus della zona.
Le navi veloci sono spesso il modo più comodo per spostarsi all’interno dell’area di Bergen, specialmente se vuoi viaggiare attraverso i fiordi.
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