welcome to Bergen
make sure you take the cable car of the Ulikren Mountain
for a beautiful sunset
we're here at Troldhaugen lodge Lodge
just outside of Bergen and this was the
summer house of Edvard Grieg
Norway's greatest composer
to give you an idea of
how famous he was
he was commissioned to perform the United States for $20,000
he had really bad seasickness so he turned it down
and instead it went to Strauss
who took it for only six grand
and this is where all the magic happens
this is where Edvard Grieg wrote and
composed his music
no wonder he used this as his setting
it is stunning here
well if you're an art lover then the city of Bergen
has you covered
they have a ton of museums here all along one
Street labeled from one to four whether
it be Modern Art or contemporary art you can see whatever you want
us we're heading into this
amazing display of art by Edvard Munch
it's fantastic this whole collection
it's gonna be great
Bring me some ale wench
learn about the Hanseatic history here in Bergen
one of the things that's
pretty interesting about the Hanseatic society
is that it was an all-male society
no women allowed
actually they had to sign contracts to say that they
wouldn't marry and there was a penalty for even having children while you're
here so you know it was an all-boys era
the world heritage center of Bregan
is a must stop when you're visiting Bergen
take your time to wander through all the alleyways and maze of streets everything
is as it once was and you feel like you have stepped back in time
I'm in
a trip up the funicular is a must when you come to Bergen
it offers spectacular
views of the city there's hiking trails up here you can hike for hours
you even go all the way to the cable car
and there's mountain goats who doesn't love
mountain goats
and when you're done all that you can go for a coffee at the cafe
make sure to visit the fish market
check out Bergen's main square