The UK summer is unreliable at best, and if it wasn't sun, sea and sangria, I didn't want to know. But now, as we sweat ...

The Ulriken Cable Car is a must during 3 days in Bergen. Bergen is surrounded by seven mountain peaks, the highest of which is Mount Ulriken. If you want to see stunning views of the town ...

Part of the view from Mount Ulriken in Bergen, Norway. You’ll need to allow at least five hours for the full journey, so don’t plan too much else on the same day. At the far end of Bryggen ...

KNOWN as the “Gateway to the Fjords”, the Norwegian city of Bergen is the ideal starting ... a cable car can take you to the top of Mount Ulriken — the tallest in the area, at 2,110ft ...

View from the roof of one of the boats that carry passengers in the region surrounding Bergen. Finse: With its location 1222 meters above sea level, Finse is the highest placed station on the ...

Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city ... Getty An alternative is to ascend the mountain Ulriken by cable car. A bus (included in the £16.50 fare) takes you there from the Fish Market.

The final stretch of the Bergen Line takes passengers through the Ulriken tunnel before arriving in the city of Bergen. The city, founded in 1070, is famous for its colourful old town, seafaring ...

It presented a particular problem for the railway, and the original Bergen Line was built winding south around the Ulriken Mountain. But in 1964, work was finalized on a tunnel that went through it.