Name: Bergenhus Fortress
Address: Bergenhus, Bergen, Noruega, Bergen
Telephone: 55/31-60-67
Rating: 5.0000

Enma

Bergen Fortress

Excellent

As soon as you arrive by sea in Bergen and leave the port the first thing you catch sight of is the Bergenhus Fortress, one of the oldest and best preserved castles in Norway. This fortress has two principal buildings:the Haakon Hall and the Rosenkrantz Tower. The tower is considered to be one of the most important Renaissance monuments in Bergen dating from the year 1270 in Norway. In the past it was the residence of King Erik Magnusson, today its use is merely for tourists ve can visit the interior free every day of the week. Note that the Haakon room can now also be visited ,but has other uses such as official celebrations or chamber concerts.

The hall was built in the mid-twelfth century during the reign of King Haakon, hence its name.

Andres Ortega

It is not necessary to enter

No es necesario entrar

Excellent

es el único edificio en piedra que había en la época antigua por lo que lo hace muy importante, el contraste con los edificios de madera de al lado, es muy interesante además tiene una buena vista de la ciudad.

Is the only building in stone that was in the old time so it makes it very important the contrast with the wooden buildings on the side is very interesting also has a good view of the city is not necessary to enter

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Maria Da Graça Borges Da Silva

Beautiful.

Bela.

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Bela.

Beautiful

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Bergenhus Fortress

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Bergen Fortress

It is not necessary to enter

No es necesario entrar

Beautiful.

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