Worlds biggest Gingerbread City – If you are willing to brave the cold of Bergen in winter you will find Pepperkakebyen, an utterly unique local gingerbread construction made annually by the cities school children.Though it has been burned to the ground multiple times, the current wooden structures and pathways today are charming and mystical by night and filled with bustling boutique shops, souvenirs, and cafes by day. Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf – Probably the most famous attraction of Bergen, this UNESCO World Heritage-listed legacy of the Hanseatic League’s trading empire is hard to miss.Guided Kayak Tour – Walking is so over-rated so if your visiting Bergen during a rare dry spell why not get out and explore the Sognefjord and its breath-taking landscapes! Take in local history, get a workout and enjoy those long Norwegian summer days.Time your visit for sunset for maximum effect or if your feeling extra fit you can hike up yourself on the free trial or even head out on your Norwegian Hike as two loop tracks cover Mt Fløyen (one is 1.6 km, the other 5 km) passing past picturesque lakes and through silent forests.
