Easily the best place to shop for designer clothing and accessories in Bergen!…read more The people that work here definetly know what they're doing, and you can find an edited selection of amazing designer pieces here. They're very helpful, and there's never any pressure to buy something. In the ladies department you can find: Christian Louboutin, Balenciaga, Chloe, Mulberry, Dolce & Gabbana etc. And in the mens department: Prada, Christian Louboutin, Mulberry, Dior, etc, plus an amazing selection of suits. They have two big sales every year, in January and July I believe, and people usually line up outside before it opens, it's that popular! You can find so many amazing deals on the sale, often at half off!

If you like boring clothes and don't mind being taken for a dupe (their "sales" are more than…read morecomparable places at full price), then this Eurotrash tourist trap is for you. Having oafish, incompetent staff doesn't help, either. If you're visiting Norway, do yourself a favor and just fashion-shop in Oslo, like at Voga. A complete waste of time. Be forewarned.

This is a convenient place to stop by, grab a snack or drink, and be on your way. They have a nice…read moreselection of local fare at fair prices. Conveniently located near the waterfront of Bergen. Store was clean, well organized, and easy to find.

Fun little store with a bit of everything. The staff were super helpful with no sales pressure. It…read morewas also very well displayed and clean.

Norwegian's hand knitted sweaters…read more.. Warm and comforting... and I love all these traditional patterns.... I tried on a few with more subtle and modern patterns which looks pretty good as I love blue... Price wise... yes do that conversion in your head and stay calm... as most of the sweaters are priced at 1500 Nok ($250) and up.... But they are a nice souvenir, as least I can wear them!

Wonderful Scandinavian design shop with beautiful glassware, beauty/bath products,…read moreblankets/pillows, and cool things you will want to take home with you. Lots of high quality brands like Oyoy, Arabia of Finland, Marimekko, etc. Moomin items all over. We liked the children's store down the street, Småting, even more! Great place to buy gifts or to treat yourself to something nice.

Bergen Storsenter is a good shopping center in Bergen, Norway. Not a large mega mall, but it is…read morenot tiny either. Fine mix of retail shops ranging from grocery stores to snack kiosks to clothing shops to pharmacies, and everything in between. Get ready to pay more than in the United States. Norway is an expensive country to live in. Clas Ohlson and Meny were my two favorite stores here. My only complaint would be the tight parking spaces. Be very careful when opening your vehicle's doors. Overall, though, Bergen Storsenter is a nice place to browse and pick up a few items.

Esthetically speaking, Bergen Storsenter is not beautiful, but this multilevel mall area is a nice…read moreplace to escape any potential bad weather you may find in Bergen (since it rains a lot here) and maybe grab a quick lunch or buy something you didn't know you needed. The stores here are the same as you'd find in any mall I've been to in Norway so nothing really impressed me or wow'd me in terms of variety, but it was easy to navigate around and was overall pretty clean. In keeping with Norway traditions, keep your 10 Kroner on you so you have it ready in the event you need to use the restroom. It's connected to a Ton hotel which is convenient if you're a guest there. Honestly, nothing really blew my mind here. I stopped in because I had an entire day in Bergen and the city is pretty small so eventually you just find yourself at places. Okay overall, but there are so many beautiful sights to see here in Bergen that if you're a tourist you don't need to rush here.

I was searching to buy a Hiking shoes, here I found so many shops, here you can drink a caffe ,…read moreeat, shop, do hair cuts, and so many other things. It's exactly next to the tram station and it's easy to access. In Norway the prices are so higher than other Central European countries.

Very large mall outside of the city center. You can take a bus or the bybane, they all stop right…read moreoutside, or drive, we always find parking even on the busiest Saturdays. I go here once a week to buy groceries and run errands, and I usually find everything I need. It has most of the regular stores you could want. Two large grocery stores, tons of clothing, shoes, pharmacy, beauty, tools, several hair dressers, bakeries, dry cleaners, a spa/salon and so much more. There are also a few places to eat here. The large bakery upstairs, Lie Nielsen, has nice food but usually gets crowded early in the day by pensioners that stay there through the afternoon. If you're coming in for lunch I would recommend 'Good Street Food' (upstairs instead), which is never busy and a sad seating area, but surprisingly good food (even though it is a little overpriced, but so is everything else there).

Nilssen Bryggen is one of the oldest shops at Bryggen in Bergen. It is located on the pier, next to…read morethe Hanseatic Museum about five minutes walk from the famous but overpriced tourist trap worth missing fish market. The store has remained at the same location since 1923 and is also known as the House of Yarn. They sell textiles, wool, embroidery and knitwear and souvenirs. In fact, they claim to have one of the largest embroidery divisions in Europe. Their textile department has the reputation of having the best traditional and modern knitting from some of the best European manufacturers including Dale of Norway. So it was headgear, sweaters and socks for us. These products really sell themselves because they are of exceptional quality high end and pitched at a truly exceptional prices. The staff perform the service function of taking money from customers and bagging up purchases. We had the advantage of being able to get back 25% as a tax refund on departing Norway.

Good cafemocca at a cheap price. U can get a card in order to collect stamps each time you…read morepurchase. After 5 stamps you will get a free cup;). 25kr for any choose of the coffee from the coffee machine and 25kr for a big cup, it worth for the money.