Norway

Nordnesparken, Norway

About Nordnesparken

The park also has a public bath named Nordnes Sjøbad, an open-air swimming pool dating back to 1910. The park also features artistic installations adding a cultural touch to it. The park is home to the Bergen Aquarium where tourists can enjoy looking at the distinctive marine species.

The park’s tranquil atmosphere, coupled with its rich history and picturesque setting, makes it a popular spot for both locals and visitors.

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Open 7 days a week

Paid entry

Monday08:00 – 18:00

Tuesday08:00 – 18:00

Wednesday08:00 – 18:00

Thursday08:00 – 18:00

Friday08:00 – 18:00

Saturday08:00 – 18:00

Sunday08:00 – 18:00

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Nordnesparken Highlights

• Stroll along the waterfront and soak in the beauty of the fjords and Bergen Harbour.
• Explore the Bergen Aquarium in the park, learn about marine life and see various sea creatures up close.
• Take a dip in the public bath, Nordnes Sjøbad, located in the park and spend a relaxing time.
• Enjoy a great time with your children by planning a picnic or taking them to the playground at Nordnesparken.
• Go for a leisurely walk while admiring the unique art pieces like sculptures and artistic installations in the park.

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Point of Interest for Nordnesparken

Enjoy Scenic Walks & Admire the Fjord

The park is famous for its stunning view of the fjord and Bergen’s surrounding landscapes. Enjoy a tranquil time, a leisurely walk, or maybe a picnic with family while admiring the lush green surroundings and the fjord. Visitors can also enjoy the artistic installations and sculptures, and bird watching in the park. Panoramic views, peaceful vibes, and lush green surroundings make this park a must-visit place for nature lovers.

Take a dip in Nordnes Sjøbad

Nordnes Sjøbad, an open-air swimming pool, is a historic feature of the park. Dating back to 1910, it offers a unique swimming experience with stunning views of the fjord. Whether you’re looking for a quick swim, relaxing in the sauna, or simply sunbathing by the water, Nordnes Sjøbad provides a refreshing escape. It's a perfect spot for families, with safe areas for children to swim and play.

Visit the Bergen Aquarium

A visit to the Bergen Aquarium offers an educational experience for all ages. Located near Nordnesparken, it features diverse marine life, from playful seals and penguins to vibrant tropical fish. Interactive exhibits and feeding shows offer a fun time to the visitors. The aquarium also includes a touch pool for hands-on learning and a cinema showcasing nature documentaries. It's a perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts, combining entertainment with the learning experience of marine life.

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