Statues fountains and…read moregulls City Park is located right smack in the center of Bergen and is considered to be the first public park created in the city. After the horrible fire of 1855 the city of Bergen was redesigned to resist the spread of massive fires and so the park was conceived as sort of a fire break. It was opened in 1865 and expanded and changed over the decades. The park today is very pleasant, lots of trees and flowers and Lille Lungegardsvannet to walk around. And of course all kinds of weird sculptures, statues and cool things that the Norwegians seem so fond of. The park is well used, when we were there we saw hoards of schoo kids running through the park doing various fun things as well as older people walking around and tourists just taking it all in. A lovely, scenic and very useful and appreciated park. I doubt if there will be any more fires like the horrific one in 1855 and the park today is used and enjoyed by the people of Bergen as well as visitors from other countries

This is a terrific park right in the center of a very popular area. There is a beautiful huge lake…read morein the middle. There are benches all around the lake so you can sit and relax as you walk around. There are a lot of birds and ducks around the lake so it is popular with kids to feed them.

A true gem and a relative bargain compared to other Bergen experiences. A quick ride to the top of…read morethe mountain and your well above the city and can see miles around with incredible views of the city, fjords, and mountains. A wonderful troll garden, hikes, ice cream shop, and a lake are at your footsteps. My family all enjoyed the experience - mainly the views. The hike down was great and we got to see streams and lush forests with tall trees. A truly great experience

If you're lucky, there won't be a lot of annoying tourists around and you'll be able to enjoy the…read moreviews with minimal interference from swinging selfie sticks and screaming children. I went in April (around 18:00), and not only was the ride up quite peaceful and enjoyable, but once atop the mountain, the views were spectacular and the tourists were not overwhelming in the slightest. No pushing or shoving for the perfect photo spot. The views are amazing. Photos don't really do it justice, you have to go for yourself. Pack smart! There's significantly more wind up there! And goats.