Parks & Nature
Fløibanen
23A VetrlidsallmenningenDamsgård Hovedgård (or Jansongården) is located in Alléen 29 (gnr 154), at Damsgård in the Laksevåg district of Bergen municipality. The main farm is considered to be one of the main Norwegian works in the period rokokko. The main farm is perhaps the best preserved wooden house from the 18th century in Europe.
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Damsgård Country Mansion
29 AlléenDamsgård Hovedgård (or Jansongården) is located in Alléen 29 (gnr 154), at Damsgård in the Laksevåg district of Bergen municipality. The main farm is considered to be one of the main Norwegian works in the period rokokko. The main farm is perhaps the best preserved wooden house from the 18th century in Europe.
Entertainment & Activities
Bar3
3 RosenkrantzgatenShuffleboard and a coffe if its raining to heavy..
Essentials
KIWI Hamrehjørnet
16 Gabriel Tischendorfs vei5-7 minutes walk from your apartment.
Shopping
Laksevåg Senter
89 Kringsjåveien9-14 minutes walk from your apartment.
Arts & Culture
The Laksevåg Museum
13B Alléen5-7 minutes walk down to the sea.
Everything Else
Bergen is Norway's second largest city with a population of roughly 270,000. King Olav Kyrre founded the city of Bergen in 1070, and it was the country's capital from 1110 until 1299.
Bergen was one of the major Hanseatic cities in Europe and it has been a great centre of trade throughout the ages. Fish was exported from Bergen, while grain was the chief import. The first German merchants came to the city already in 1270, and the powerful Hanseatic League existed until 1784, when it was disbanded. The Hanseatic merchants operated in the Bryggen area, which is now included on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Bergen is called ‘the city between seven mountains’.
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Touristinformation Bergen
3 StrandkaienBergen is Norway's second largest city with a population of roughly 270,000. King Olav Kyrre founded the city of Bergen in 1070, and it was the country's capital from 1110 until 1299.
Bergen was one of the major Hanseatic cities in Europe and it has been a great centre of trade throughout the ages. Fish was exported from Bergen, while grain was the chief import. The first German merchants came to the city already in 1270, and the powerful Hanseatic League existed until 1784, when it was disbanded. The Hanseatic merchants operated in the Bryggen area, which is now included on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Bergen is called ‘the city between seven mountains’.