Day 1: Helsinki – Bergen
Flight Helsinki – Bergen 08.10 – 10.05. We arrive at Bergen Airport, from where we travel by train to the by itinerary Bergen city centre. We leave our suitcases at the hotel and go on a walking tour of the city of Bergen with our guide. We will enjoy lunch together. Bergen was founded in 1070 . 1200- and 1300-century, when the Kingdom of Norway was strong, Bergen was the capital of Norway and many historical sites could be found there. – among others including a lively port and 27 churches. Bergen’s export was fish , which was exported mainly dried. Fish was one of the main exports in the Middle Ages.in Norway in the Middle Ages. The city grew in the Middle Ages the country’s largestksi. Today, Bergen is Norway’s second largest city after Oslo.

During the walking tour we will experience the highlights of the city – as well as the historical and modern Bergen. We visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bryggen. We will see medieval wooden buildings, the 1200’s St Mary’s Church, etc. The city’s best vantage point, 320 metres above sea level, can be reached from the city centre in a few minutes by funicular or a brisk walk of an hour. Together we will take the funicular called “Flöibanen”. Afternoon Afternoon and evening you willhave free time.

Tip: For culture vultures, Bergen offers not only museums but also the home of Norway’s most famous composer, Edvard Grieg. Built in 1885, Troldhaugen is now a museum and offers a glimpse into the life of the composer and his wife.
It is also home to Griegin hut, where where he composed some of his most famous works. The area is also home to the composer’s tomb and the Troldsalen concert hall, which often hosts playing concerts her his works. In addition, lnd nature is close and easily accessible in Bergen.

Tip: The harbour area is a good photo spot, with stunning views of the city centre and harbour area.
Another UNESCO-protected site in Bergen, apart from the fjords, is Bryggen, where you will find the oldest buildings in the city. The harbour area is also popular with tourists, as there is plenty to do in the area. The narrow alleyways take you back in time to the 13th century, as the architecture and atmosphere of the area has been largely preserved in its original form.

Accommodation in Scandic Neptun. (L)

Day 2: Bergen

Your own time in Bergen. You can ask for the tour leader for information on places to go. Tour leader will be in the hotel lobby after breakfast.

Accommodation in Scandic Neptun. (B)

Day 3: Bergen – Voss
After breakfast we walk from the hotel to Bergen train station where we take the train to Voss. This train journey offers much to see that you can’t experience from the windows of a bus. In Voss we stay from history The Fleisher Hotel, completed in 1889. Things to do in Voss for the whole day. You can visit for example museuma museum, if youyou will be shown old Norwegian building style. You can also take a gondola up to the fells, where you can admire the stunning scenery.. You can also visit a historic Gothic stone church dating back to 1200– century. Enjoy the nature that surrounds öi Vossia every mouthnal! End ofday is free time.

Accommodation Hotel Fleischer. (B)

Day 4: Voss – Gudvangen – Flåm – Myrdal – Oslo

Eaten at breakfastus the bus takes us to the port of Gudensvangen, where we board the ferry. LThe journey to Flåm takes 2 hours. The ferry trip itself is an experience! We change the boardfrom to the train in Flåm – we pass on the legendaryon Flåm railwayon the , known as one of the most beautiful and steepest railways in the world. 20 km from Flåm to Myrdal and Myrdal to Oslo. we see beautifully scenicfrom landscapesa from the train windows, snowon mountain peaktrees , rivers flowing through deep valleys, steep mountain peaks andslopes waterfalls flowing along and smalli farmfarms, which are hiddenhidden in at the foot of the mountains.

We arrive in Oslo in the evening and walk to the hotelto the hotel, which is right next to the train station. Evening free. Mask the leader for a tip goodfrom a good place to eatat in the vicinity of the hotel.

Accommodation in Hotel Grand Central. (B)

Day 5: Oslo

Oslo is small for a capital city, but there’s plenty to see and do. After breakfast, we take a guided walking/tram tour of Oslo’s central area. During the tour we will ride the tram through charming residential areas, have lunch together and finish with a walk in Frogner Park to visit the Vigeland statues. A statue park created by Gustav Vigeland, or perhaps more accurately a complete work of art. The rest of the day is at your leisure. Your guide will give you tips on where to go.

Tip: For culture lovers, Oslo offers many museums e.g. the new National Museum, the new Munch Museum. The Norwegian Opera House, completed in 2008, is an internationally acclaimed building and well worth a visit.

Tip: Bygdöy museum area, Holmenkollen ski jumping park. Karl Johan’s promenade. Aker Brygge. The tour guide will provide information and instructions on how to get to these.

Accommodation in Hotel Grand Central. (B+L)

Day 6: Return home
After breakfast, we take the train together to the airport.

Direct flight Oslo – Helsinki at. 13.10 – 15.35