Enjoy the top wheelchair accessible things to do in Bergen. This coastal city, nestled among Norway's fjords, where history, culture, and natural beauty combine to create a beautiful destination. In Bergen, wheelchair users will find an array of accessible attractions and activities that showcase the city's maritime heritage and scenic landscapes.

1. Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf

Explore the colorful wooden buildings of Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, accessible via paved pathways and ramps.  Enjoy Bergen's medieval past as you wander through this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

2. Fløibanen Funicular

Travel aboard the wheelchair-accessible Fløibanen Funicular for panoramic views of Bergen and its surrounding fjords. Enjoy the journey to the mountain's summit, where accessible viewpoints await.

3. Bergen Aquarium

Marine Exploration Dive into the underwater world at Bergen Aquarium, where accessible exhibits showcase marine life from the North Sea and beyond. Discover fascinating creatures, interactive displays, and educational presentations.

4. Bergenhus Fortress

Medieval Stronghold Discover the history of Bergenhus Fortress, accessible via smooth pathways and ramps. Explore medieval towers, fortifications, and museums that offer insights into Bergen's military past.

5. Grieg Hall

Cultural Performances Attend a concert or cultural event at Grieg Hall, accessible via ramps and designated seating areas. Experience the renowned acoustics of this modern concert hall named after Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg.