Rosenkrantz Tower Bergen

... The rain was coming down hard now and we lost an umbrella to the wind and my shoe started to leak! We walked on to the Rosenkrantz Tower and did the walking tour of the tower taking some photos of Hakons Hall and the harbour area from the top of the ...

... churches in the country, it was also used by the Germans while they were there. Then we went to see Hakons Hall and Rosenkrantz Tower which is where the Royal Family has banquets in Bergen. The hall was built in the 13th century and the tower was ...

... long. We walked back to our hotel along wet streets, but under clear skies. After lunch George visited the Eric Rosenkrantz tower. Rosenkrantz ruled this area in the 1500's. Prior to his time, Bergen had been the capital of Norway under Magnus the ...

... the Hanseatic League’s trading empire from the 14th to the mid-16th century. Places to visit: Haakon’s Hall Rosenkrantz Tower St. Mary’s Church Bryggens Museum (UNESCO’s Heritage Site) Funicular up to Mount Floyen Fish Market ...

... ' Hill (the Victorian home of composer Edvard Grieg), Halkon's Hall, St Mary's Church (the oldest building in Bergen, Romanesque) and the Rosenkrantz Tower are just some places worth a visit. Food choices are very expansive. After a good dose of herring ...

...  being crafts as well as fish and meat, was wikked... i only got moderately grossed out by the smells... we saw Rosenkrantz Tower and the old town... great souvenir shops and awesome old buildings... we were able to get out to Fantoft stave ...

... of Viking royalty, it was built in the 13th century although construction began in the 11th century..  The tower pictured here is the Rosenkrantz Tower.  Entrance to the museum is about US$10.  . . . . . . . . . .. . September 24 ...

... called Bryggen which is charming. I really like the feel of Bergen, lovely ambience, despite the rain. Went to the Rosenkrantz Tower which was another medieval Castle, built in 1560 but incorporating other building from as early as 1260, we seem to ...

... him speak English with a Norwegian accent), we hot foot it from the ship through the fortress called Hakonshallen, by the Rosenkrantz tower and into the old city with wooden warehouses built between the 14th and 16th centuries stretching side by side ...