Bergen Flesland Airport (BGO) is well connected and is the second busiest airport in the country. There are many airlines operating flights across the rest of Europe and beyond. On arrival, the best way to reach the city center and Bryggen is by the airport bus, Flybussen, which takes 35 minutes. The hotel is the last stop on the journey. Sustainable travel tip: Public buses help reduce traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions compared to private vehicles, making them one of the most environmentally responsible ways to travel from the airport.

The journey by car is 20 kilometers and takes around 30 minutes. At Bergen Airport, you can pick up a hire car on arrival from a choice of operators.

Take the scenic Bergensbanen railway with NSB, the national train operator. The journey takes around 7 hours but you will be well rewarded with views of the beautiful countryside on Northern Europes' highest mountain pass, Hardangervidda Plateau, which reaches 1,237 meters above sea level. Sustainable travel tip: Train travel is one of the most environmentally friendly modes of transport and offers a low-carbon alternative to domestic flights while showcasing Norway's stunning scenery.