You’ll roll through Bergen’s UNESCO-listed streets on a Segway, hear local stories from your guide as you pass parks and historic corners, then climb halfway up Mt. Fløyen for sweeping city views you’ll want to remember long after you’re home.
Right off the bat, I nearly toppled over trying to balance on the Segway — not my smoothest start in Bergen. Our guide, Erik, just grinned and said everyone wobbles at first (he wasn’t lying). We zipped out from the meeting spot and suddenly we were weaving through those tight cobbled streets that make Bergen so famous — you know, the ones with the crooked wooden houses? The air smelled faintly of seaweed, even though we weren’t right by the harbor yet. Kids in bright rain jackets darted past us, yelling something I couldn’t catch.
We rolled past a park where locals lounged on benches, coffee cups in hand. Erik pointed out a statue — I forget the name now — and told us about how the city rebuilt itself after one of its fires. He had this way of making history sound like neighborhood gossip. Then came the climb up towards Mount Fløyen. Halfway up, my hands were cold from gripping the handlebars but I didn’t care because suddenly there was this wide view over Bergen’s rooftops and fjord beyond. I tried to take a photo but honestly it didn’t do it justice (does it ever?).
I think what stuck with me most was how quiet it got as we climbed higher — just our wheels humming and some gulls overhead. Erik let us pause for a bit to take it all in; he said locals come up here to clear their heads when life gets too busy down below. Maybe that’s why I still think about that moment when everything slowed down for a second. Anyway, after that we coasted back down, legs a little shaky but hearts lighter somehow.
The exact duration isn’t listed, but you’ll have time to explore more of Bergen after the tour ends.
The minimum age is 12 years old and maximum weight is 260 lbs (117 kg).
No, the Segway tour goes halfway up Mount Fløyen for great city views.
Yes, use of a helmet is included with your booking.
Yes, there are public transportation options available close to where the tour ends.
No special skills are needed; it’s suitable for all fitness levels.
Your ride includes a local guide who leads you through Bergen’s historic streets and up towards Mt. Fløyen, plus helmet use and all local taxes covered so you can just focus on enjoying the journey.
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