Håkonshallen Concerts 2025

This place is free with the Bergen city pass. It was restored well. It was interesting reading about the place and the king, at the time, himself. They tell you about the history of the building and its many restorations.

Impressive hall and castle next door. Stunning stonework. Nice grounds to walk through too. 20mins along the harbour from Bryggen. Good multilingual signage to understand the historical background. And it was free entrance.

Håkon's Hall was the largest building of the royal residency in the 13th-century when Bergen was the political centre of Norway. From outside, it looks like a modest chapel. It opens late and closes early. If you want to visit it, just verify the opening hours the day before.

Excellent historical building from the mid-1200s. A nice park nearby enhances the experience.

The hall itself is very impressive. The rest of the building is pretty much full of chairs and tables. It is obviously used for meetings or groups etc. You can get in free with the Bergen card. Make sure if you go to the tower first and buy a ticket for that you tell them you have a Bergen card ( if u have one) as although on the sign for the tower it says 'No discount for Bergen card' you still get in the Hall for free. We made this mistake. Some small narrow stone staircases.