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Route: The motorcycle tour continues through several fjords toward Bergen (population approx. 247,000).
Bergen is known as the rainiest major city in Europe with around 250 rainy days per year.
Despite this, the city is well worth visiting, offering many attractions.
Distance: 238 km |
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| On the third day, everything is packed and we continue north toward Bergen. The scenery is incredibly diverse: small fjords, occasional waterfalls, and open views of the sea, all surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes. |
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| Norway is truly a dream destination for motorcycle touring. The roads are often empty, and it is not unusual to ride for 10 minutes without seeing another vehicle. Although this was a long stage of around 320 km, every kilometer was enjoyable due to the stunning scenery. We usually leave early, as we tend to spend more time than planned at beautiful viewpoints. In the late afternoon, we finally arrive in Bergen. |
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| Our campsite is located just outside Bergen, directly next to a road. It includes a kitchen and common room, which is useful in this region where the weather is often unpredictable. From here, we ride to Bergen harbor, where we can safely park our motorcycles. First, we explore the historic harbor district. The colorful wooden houses of Bryggen offer fantastic photo opportunities. Later, we take the cable car up Mount Ulriken for a stunning panoramic view over Bergen. There is also a road that allows motorcycles to reach part of the mountain, offering another great viewpoint over the city. |
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Highlights in Bergen:
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| Tourist Information: Bergen Tourist Office, Vågsallmenningen 1, N-5014 Bergen Tel: +47 55 32 14 80 Fax: +47 55 32 14 64 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. www.bergen-travel.com |
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