Nice church. One has to pay to enter and a nice little walk to the church
A short walk from the tram and through the woods you'll find this beautiful church. A bit pricey (isn't everything in Norway?!) but the Bergen Card made it free
Nice recreation of the church! The guide had no qlue of history! Or of how church life where practised and how the church liturgy was in the old church.
Church itself is nice, but knowing it's a replica does make the experience less special. Especially the unfriendly guy reluctantly selling tickets and shoo-ing you away because you're just trying to take a picture from outside(!) of the gate entrance, took the pleasure out of it. This dude took away my doubt about whether or not spending money on a ticket was worth it.
Absolutely beautiful, the carpentry is astonishing and there is a lovely feel to the church. Couldn't believe there was a window for the Lepers to be involved in the service although not allowed inside. The aroma is quite amazing. Would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Bergen
recommend this to anyone
Beautiful recreation of a Viking era church
A nice trip (1.5 hour trip) away from the city !
Reconstructed wooden stave church (stavkirke), in the forest.
Fantoft Stave Church is approx. 5 minute walk from the nearest Bybanen stop, Paradis station. Bergen Light Rail (Bybanen) come from the center of Bergen.
You can stay outside and walk around, but the entry isn't free !
A recreation of an old wooden viking ear church. It's very beautiful and you can walk around outside of it, but to get inside you have to pay. It is however a bit difficult to find.
Nice to see. Very romantic in the winter. Take tram to Fantoft and follow the signs.
This stave church is a copy of the original, which was burnt away. You can get to the church using the tram "Bybanen". It is only open during summer season. It might not be the most impressive stave church in Norway, but it worth visiting it.