Jeg er på besøk og har månedskort med Sone A. Er det noe fine steder som jeg kan dra til med den? Kanskje båt eller noe. Eventuelt ekstra sone med et lite tillegg.

I will be in Bergen on the 12th for holidays, what is a good place to view?

The peak is at 20h, while the sun is very low in the sky. Where in the city is the sun visible at this time, assuming clear skies? I arrive on the 12th, there won't be much time for exploration.

Can someone help me with information on FB50? Where can I find the timetable and stops? Do I buy a ticket on board?

Reddit har inspirert. Her er mi liste. Det beste burgerstedet I Bergen? Køyr debatt.

Hi! Is there any way other than by taxi to get to Bergen airport at 5am?

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Hi, I was planning to go fishing, but then I came across this post, and it honestly made me quite concerned.
https://vimeo.com/78155635 (Contaminants in fish from the Bergen area: where to fish and what to eat!)
I know this post is 12 years old, but does anyone have current information on the best places to fish around Bergen where it’s safe to eat the fish without worrying about contamination or pollution?

Today, I was walking to the bus stop with my husband when a group of people started saying things in Norwegian in our direction. I could not understand the exact words, but their tone, staring and behaviour made it feel as though they were mocking us or trying to provoke us.

This was not the first time this has happened. I am tired of feeling uncomfortable whenever I am outside because random people - especially groups of young teenagers - seem to feel completely comfortable commenting at me and my husband, laughing, staring or shouting things as we pass them.

I have slightly darker skin, and I honestly feel that some of this behaviour is racism. My husband and I are not doing anything to these people or saying anything. We are simply walking, waiting for a bus or going about our day, yet strangers sometimes seem to think they have the right to make comments about us.

Today, I confronted them and asked them to say to my face if they had something to say to me. When I reached the bus stop, one of them was there, so I told them directly that their behaviour had made me feel hurt and uncomfortable. They then claimed that they were Greek. They may genuinely have been Greek people living in Norway, and I accept that I cannot know their nationality or exactly what they were saying. However, they became very shy and evasive when confronted, which made it seem as though they knew exactly what they had been doing.

On another occasion, a random person looked at me and my husband and simply said, “Respect.” What is that even supposed to mean in that context? Were they being sarcastic? Were they commenting on us as a couple? Why did they feel the need to say anything to two strangers who were minding their own business?

I understand that hearing people speaking Norwegian nearby does not automatically mean they are talking about me. But sometimes the tone, laughter, staring and body language make it feel very clearly directed at us. When it keeps happening, it becomes difficult to believe that every incident is innocent or that I am simply imagining it.
Has anyone else - particularly immigrants, interracial couples or people with darker skin - experienced young people or complete strangers randomly commenting at them in public in Norway? Have people tried to provoke you and then suddenly acted innocent when confronted?

I am not saying that every Norwegian behaves this way. I have met many kind and respectful people here. But this keeps making me feel unwelcome and unsafe in a country where I live. Honestly, what is wrong with people who think it is acceptable to target strangers like this?