Fana is south of Bergen city centre and home to Troldhaugen — Edvard Grieg's composer residence and one of Bergen's most important cultural attractions. Summer concerts in Troldsalen draw visitors from around the world. Hordamuseet showcases Western Norwegian history in historic buildings. Fana kulturhus and Fana library host regular events.
Gåri shows all events in Fana over the next two weeks. Listings are drawn from 60 local sources and updated daily.
Fana is accessible by light rail from the city centre — Paradis station is near Troldhaugen and Hordamuseet. The district is one of Bergen's greenest, with hiking trails and nature.
What's on in Fana?
Gåri shows all events in Fana over the next two weeks — concerts at Troldhaugen, exhibitions at Hordamuseet and more from 60 local sources.
What is Troldhaugen?
Troldhaugen is Edvard Grieg's home by Nordåsvannet in Fana. Summer concerts in Troldsalen, museum and garden are open to visitors.
What venues are in Fana?
Troldhaugen, Hordamuseet, Siljustøl (Harald Sæverud's home), Fana kulturhus and Fana library.
Are there family activities in Fana?
Troldhaugen and Hordamuseet have family-friendly exhibitions. Fana library arranges activities for children.
How do I get to Fana?
The Bybanen tram stops at Paradis, near Troldhaugen and Hordamuseet. Buses from the city centre take around fifteen minutes.
Is Troldhaugen worth visiting?
Absolutely. Troldhaugen is one of Norway's most visited cultural landmarks. Edvard Grieg's composer home and museum are open to visitors, and Troldsalen hosts summer concerts with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.