Here’s what you’re gonna wanna know about visiting Bergen, Norway.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site is not far from wherethe scenic Bergen Railwaysets out from the city.

In short, theres a lot to do.

Colorful houses and boats at the wharf in Bergen, Norway

Credit:Ryhor Bruyeu/Getty Images

There are alsoseveral fjord-specific toursbased out of Bergen.

Both journeys offer panoramic views of Norways wild mountain ranges.

The most popular route forhiking Ulrikenis to walk the 1,333 Sherpa Steps to the top.

A view into land of the wooden coloured houses in Bergen from the water

Susan Walker/Getty Images

Both peaks can also be reached by cable car so you might hike up and ride down.

For a good array of seafood restaurants, swing by the historic fish market near Bryggen.

Theres an on-site French-inspired brasserie and daily afternoon tea.

Beautiful scenery of Geirangerfjord in Bergen, Norway

gerenme/Getty Images

Nearby is theBergen Brs Hotel, a larger, 127-room property with modern Scandinavian touches.

No matter when you visit, youll want to pack a raincoat Bergen getsaround 200 days of raina year.

Other travelers fly into Oslo or Flam and take the train.

Cafe in old town of Bergen

Lara D’agostino/Travel + Leisure

Scenic mountaintop aerial view of the beautiful city of Bergen, Norway.

JamesBrey/Getty Images

Small island in Hardangerfjorden nr Bergen, Western Fjords, Norway

Peter Adams/Getty Images