Bergen

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people are sitting at wooden tables in an old town square with wood buildings on either side
13 Things to Do in Bergen in 24 Hours
A Travel Guide to 24 Hours in Bergen, Norway - SVADORE
two people walking down a cobblestone street with houses in the backgroud
The narrow streets of Bergen Norway - a photo on Flickriver
Bergen, Norway. This is a very nice city, and the place in Norway I've lived the longest. I used to live there for 10 years.
an old cobblestone street with houses in the background
Bergen, Norway.
a narrow street with lots of houses on both sides and a clock tower in the distance
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The view from our doorstep in Bergen, Norway.
a cobblestone street lined with houses and garages
Old Bergen Museum (Norway) I
Old Bergen Museum (Norway) Old Bergen Museum is an open air museum with some 40 characteristic wooden houses placed on squares, streets and narrow alleys. The interiors show town life as it was in the 18th and 19th centuries
an alley way between two buildings with green shutters and yellow trim on the windows
Bergen, Norway
NORWAY: Bergen. The colors are so inviting.
an alley way with houses and trees in the background
13 Things to Do in Bergen in 24 Hours
A Travel Guide to 24 Hours in Bergen, Norway - SVADORE
a city with lots of tall buildings and trees
Bergen - Wikipedia
Bergen
boats are docked in the water next to some buildings and trees on a hill side
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a cobblestone street with many colorful houses on the side and one bicycle parked in front
Klosteret, Bergen
Klosteret, Bergen, Norway | by Astrid
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a city street with lots of buildings on both sides and lights at the end of it
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several red and yellow buildings in front of a mountain
Bryggen Norway
Bryggen Norway: Bryggen (Norwegian, "The Wharf"), also known as Tyskebryggen ("the German Wharf") is a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings lining the eastern side of the fjord coming into Bergen, Norway.