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Damsgård Hovedgård

Damsgård Manor

This 18th-century manor is the most splendid of the many country retreats built by Bergen's aristocracy in the past centuries. The roccoco main building is surrounded by several beautiful gardens.

Address: Alléen 29
Getting there: just across the fjord south-west of the city centre, walk or drive across the Puddefjord bridge, then turn right and keep going for a kilometer, the manor is visible from the road on your left hand side
Price: kr 50; students: kr 25, children: free
Website: bymuseet.no (opens in a new tab)

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