Exploring Charming Bergen, Gateway to the Fjords

You simply must take a stroll around the old Hanseatic era harbour, Bryggen, and visit the museum that brings the 18th Century merchant league 'kontore' (counting house) back to life. Mariakirken (St. Mary's Church), built in the 12th and 13th centuries, was the church of German merchants for a long time. And have you ever heard of Dolk, Norway's best graffiti artist? He was very active in the town and it still shows. Troldhaugen, the former home of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, is now a museum dedicated to the composer of Peer Gynt. The Leprosy Museum, housed in St. George's Hospital (18th century), may not appeal at first glance, but it is truly fascinating and chronicles how the bacterium responsible for the disease (Mycobacterium leprae) was isolated in Bergen by Gerhard Armauer Hansen in 1873.
In the itinerary: a private tour of the Hanseatic district of Bryggen, the fish market and the Old Town.

Now it's time to head off to Os on a fast boat (one hour). Enjoy a first-hand experience of the fjords from a hotel bordered by water and nature, with a splendid view of the glacier. Located on the banks of the Bjornefjord, the hotel was built in 1896 in Swiss chalet style. Everything there recalls the pure and pleasant Belle Epoque. Your room is simple and comfortable, overlooking the garden, fjord and glacier.
Included in the itinerary: entry to the spa to experience bathing rituals.