Bergen Cathedral

A Landmark of Bergen Cathedral

Bergen Cathedral stands as a testament to medieval architecture and religious devotion in Norway.

Founded in the 12th century, this cathedral was established under the guidance of King Olav Kyrre, becoming a center of Lutheran worship. Its remarkable use of arched stained-glass windows and an impressive organ loft highlights the artistry of the period.

Unforgettable Highlights

🕰️ Clocktower: Dominating the skyline, the cathedral’s clocktower is a symbol of the city’s rich history.

🪨 Stonemasonry: The entrance hall's intricate designs were crafted by the same artisans responsible for Westminster Abbey’s embellishments.

🎶 Organ Loft: Home to a historic organ, the loft is an acoustical gem that enhances musical services.

Visitors can access the cathedral during Sunday worship, with renovations aimed to complete by 2018, ensuring a well-kept environment for all who wish to explore this spiritual site. Historians, families, and tourists will find something unique in Bergen Cathedral.