Bergen City Pass Comparison 2026
Compare verified prices, confirmed inclusions, and booking rules for the official Bergen Card versus buying individual tickets.
| Feature | Bergen Card | Individual Tickets |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | 400 kr (24-hour, adult) | Varies per site |
| Validity | 24, 48, 72, or 96 consecutive hours | Per ticket |
| Fløibanen Funicular | Discounted return fare only (not free) | 220 kr (200 kr online/app) |
| Bryggen (the wharf itself) | Not needed — always free | Free |
| KODE Art Museums | Free Oct-Apr; 25% off May-Sep | 200 kr |
| Hanseatic Museum & Schøtstuene | Discounted (130 kr, not free) | 160 kr |
| Public Transport | Unlimited Skyss buses and Bergen Light Rail (zone A), plus the Askøy/Nordhordland boat | Pay per ride |
| Format | Digital (app) or physical card | Varies by seller |
| 💡 Best For | Confirmed free or discounted entry at 30+ museums and attractions plus unlimited zone-A transport — strong value for a multi-day, museum-heavy visit. Note it only discounts (never fully covers) Fløibanen and the Hanseatic Museum, and only covers KODE free of charge in the October-April off-season. | Worth considering for a short visit centered on Bryggen and other free landmarks, or if Fløibanen is the only paid attraction on your list — its own online/app price already undercuts the Bergen Card's discounted rate for a single ride. |
| Check price on Bergen Card ✓ Verified 2026-09-30 | Varies per site · Individual Tickets |
Bergen Card
400 kr (24-hour, adult)
💡 Confirmed free or discounted entry at 30+ museums and attractions plus unlimited zone-A transport — strong value for a multi-day, museum-heavy visit. Note it only discounts (never fully covers) Fløibanen and the Hanseatic Museum, and only covers KODE free of charge in the October-April off-season.
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- Validity
- 24, 48, 72, or 96 consecutive hours
- Fløibanen Funicular
- Discounted return fare only (not free)
- Bryggen (the wharf itself)
- Not needed — always free
- KODE Art Museums
- Free Oct-Apr; 25% off May-Sep
- Hanseatic Museum & Schøtstuene
- Discounted (130 kr, not free)
- Public Transport
- Unlimited Skyss buses and Bergen Light Rail (zone A), plus the Askøy/Nordhordland boat
- Format
- Digital (app) or physical card
✓ Verified 2026-09-30
Individual Tickets
Varies per site
💡 Worth considering for a short visit centered on Bryggen and other free landmarks, or if Fløibanen is the only paid attraction on your list — its own online/app price already undercuts the Bergen Card's discounted rate for a single ride.
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- Validity
- Per ticket
- Fløibanen Funicular
- 220 kr (200 kr online/app)
- Bryggen (the wharf itself)
- Free
- KODE Art Museums
- 200 kr
- Hanseatic Museum & Schøtstuene
- 160 kr
- Public Transport
- Pay per ride
- Format
- Varies by seller
Data sources & verificationChecked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-30.
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Checked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-30.
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Things to do in Bergen
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Pricing Analysis & Important Details
01. Neither Go City nor Turbopass operates in Bergen — only the official Bergen Card
Confirmed against both providers' own published destination lists: Go City's roughly 28 destinations include Nordic Gothenburg but no Norwegian city, and Turbopass's 13 destinations (all in Western/Southern Europe plus Dubai) list none in Norway either. Bergen's only official multi-attraction pass is the Bergen Card, run through visitbergen.com.
02. The Bergen Card discounts rather than fully covers some of Bergen's biggest paid attractions
Unlike cities where a card covers every paid sight outright, the Bergen Card only discounts Fløibanen (to roughly 100 kr adult return in summer, down from 220 kr) and the Hanseatic Museum (to 130 kr, down from 160 kr) — genuine savings, but not free entry. KODE Art Museums is the exception, but only from October to April; May-September it's a 25% discount as well.
03. Bryggen itself needs no pass at all
Bergen's UNESCO-listed Hanseatic wharf is free to walk through at any time, the same always-free-landmark pattern already documented for Tallinn's Town Hall Square and Krakow's Main Market Square. Only the museums inside or beside it — Bryggens Museum and the Hanseatic Museum — are separately ticketed.
04. Bergen is a new NOK-currency destination for this site
Norway's krone (kr) is a brand-new currency for this guide, alongside the euro-priced cities documented elsewhere. All prices here are quoted in kr as Norwegians write them — whole numbers, no decimals — matching the official visitbergen.com, floyen.no, kodebergen.no, and museumvest.no pricing pages.
Which Option Fits Your Visit?
A Multi-Day Museum Visit
The Bergen Card covers 30+ museums and attractions with free or discounted entry, plus unlimited zone-A public transport — strong value if you're visiting several paid sites over 2-4 days, especially October-April when KODE is fully included.
A Short Stop Focused on Bryggen
With only a few hours in Bergen, walking Bryggen's free wharf and alleyways costs nothing — a paid pass may not have time to pay for itself on a brief visit.
You Only Want Fløibanen
If Fløibanen is your one paid attraction, its own online/app price (200 kr return) already beats the Bergen Card's discounted rate for a single ride — skip the card and book directly.
You Want Transport Included
Any Bergen Card tier covers unlimited Skyss buses and the Bergen Light Rail in zone A, plus the Askøy/Nordhordland boat — useful if you're staying outside the compact central wharf area.
Detailed Attraction Guides
Verified prices, booking rules, and Bergen Card compatibility for Bergen's most-visited sites.
Fløibanen Funicular Guide
Ticket pricing for the funicular ride up Mount Fløyen, and the confirmed Bergen Card discount (not free entry).
Bryggen (Hanseatic Wharf) Guide
Confirmed free access to Bergen's UNESCO-listed wharf, plus separate ticket pricing for the museums inside and beside it.
KODE Art Museums Guide
Ticket pricing for all four KODE buildings, and the confirmed seasonal Bergen Card inclusion.
Hanseatic Museum & Schøtstuene Guide
Guided-tour ticket pricing for Bryggen's Hanseatic history museum, and the confirmed Bergen Card discount.
Things to do in Bergen
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Does the Bergen Card give free entry to Fløibanen and the Hanseatic Museum?
Do I need a pass to visit Bryggen?
What currency are prices shown in for Bergen?
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