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Old Bergen & Schotstuene

  • 3 Hours
  • Moderate Activity
  • #
    BER-005

ハイライト

  • Enjoy a guided coach drive through Bergen, passing landmark sights both ancient and modern.
  • Travel to Old Bergen Museum, an open-air reconstructed town so period-authentic, it’s been used as a movie set.
  • Tour the Hanseatic Museum and see exactly how these famed traders once lived their lives in downright monastic circumstances.
  • At the tour’s conclusion, ride back to the ship or hop off in town to explore awhile longer on your own.

説明

Real-life Norwegian history unfolds before your eyes on this visit to a pair of enthralling Bergen museums. Founded in 1070, this city was Norway’s commerce and shipping capital until the 1830s. Along Bryggen wharf and the Hanseatic Pier, rustic wooden merchant warehouses are little changed from back when the Hansa ran their overseas trading empire from here. At the open-air Old Bergen Museum, you’ll stroll among characteristic old Bergen houses, buildings, streets and workshops – all furnished in 18th- and 19th-century period décor. No wonder this setting served as a primary location for the 1970 film, Song of Norway. Still older is the famous Hanseatic Museum in the heart of Bryggen, housed within one of Bergen’s very earliest and best-preserved wooden buildings. This fascinating venue, faithfully furnished in 1700s style, provides an intimate picture of the austere daily routines of the Hanseatic merchants who lived and traded here in an atmosphere of frigid celibacy (heat was permitted only in the common assembly halls due to fire risk). After the tour, ride back to the ship by coach or explore Bergen further on foot, returning to the pier at your own pace.

Helpful Hints

  • Wear layered, weather-appropriate clothing; include an umbrella or light raincoat.
  • Flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
  • Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen as needed.
  • This tour includes approximately 1.5 hours of moderate walking and standing, at times over cobblestones. Museum visits involve raised thresholds and stairs. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be suitable for those with mobility concerns. Guests who choose to stay in the city at the end of the tour will be responsible for making their own way back to the pier.
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