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| TV crew preparing to film by Griegshallen |
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| A few days of May were unusually hot (as for Bergen), so many people just got out to the streets to relax on the sun. |
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| Mount Urliken |
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| A barbecue in the park?- why not?! |
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| Students relaxing... |
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| Waiting for a bus :) |
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| Find similarities :)) Hahaha! |
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| Relaxing on the roof :) |
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| The new Tourist Information Centre by the Fish Market |
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| The Fish Market, located in the centre of the city, is famous for its choice of fresh frutti di mare. |
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| Here, you can buy many kinds of local fish, lobsters, crabs, shrimps, or caviar. |
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| It is also possible to taste the fruits of the sea in one of the "fast foods" on the Fish Market. |
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| Dried and smoked fish is a local speciality. |
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| Tourists may find it entertaining to see the city from the little "choo-choo" that purres along the streets through all the nice places Bergen has on offer. |
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| The Fish Market serves as a good meeting point. |
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| Here, you have the view on Bryggen and the harbour. |
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| Since 1979. Bryggen (the Wharf) has been on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. |
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| Bryggen is home to many gift shops, restaurants and museums. |
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| The city of Bregen was founded in 1070 and Bryggen is one of its oldest parts. |
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| Although many of the wooden buildings were burnt in numerous fires, there are still parts that date back to the 15th century. |
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| Some parts of Bryggen may put you in a feeling that you have actually traveled back in time... |
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| Over the course of the years, many buildings have deformed and twisted and the walls aren`t straight anymore. It looks like the buildings could fall down any minute... |
