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200 square meters of art in the Port of Bergen

Published: 11.11.24

200 square meters of art in the Port of Bergen

Two large walls in Jekteviken i the Port of Bergen will serve as an art gallery for travelers and other passersby for three years. The project is a collaboration between the Bergen municipality and the Port of Bergen.

The last turnaround call for Viking this year

Published: 17.09.24

The last turnaround call for Viking this year

Today, the shipping company Viking Cruises has its very last turnaround port call of the season in Bergen

Welfare Centers for Seafarers in Bergen

Published: 14.08.24

Welfare Centers for Seafarers in Bergen

-Welcome inn. Nice to see you. Retiree and volunteer Kjell Rossland is standing by the door of the Seafarers' Welfare Center in Jekteviken, Bergen, welcoming people inside.

Limited capacity for Leisure Boats in Vågen in Bergen

Published: 02.07.24

Limited capacity for Leisure Boats in Vågen in Bergen

Summer is underway, and many people are choosing to spend their holidays in Bergen in their leisure boats. Normally, there is space for around one hundred leisure boats in Vågen, but due to limited capacity at some of the docks, there is space for between 70 and 80 leisure boats this summer.

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Bruce Springsteen is going to perform in the Port of Bergen
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Increase in Turnaround Port calls
Cruise tourists are being counted for the first time
Many cruiseguests to Bergen this summer
Hunting for plastic
First veteran ship in place
26 prosent av cruiseskipene på landstrøm
The Port og Bergen offers extended dayparking for motorhomes
Grant for port developement in the Port of Bergen
The Plastic Patrol is underway
The sewage system at Skolten is ready for use
The Danish ferry is ready again
Bergen Port and Oslo Port collaborate to combat the Japanese Sea Squirt