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Bonjour mes amis! Prepare yourselves for an unforgettable spring break adventure in Bergen, Norway – a city where the fjords meet the fairytale! We’re talking breathtaking scenery, charming wooden houses, and a vibrant culture that'll leave you spellbound. This itinerary is specifically designed for four discerning business travelers – two couples – who appreciate a blend of cultural immersion and relaxation. Get ready for a journey blending history, mystery, and a touch of Norwegian magic!

Our Bergen adventure begins with the weather. Spring in Bergen is surprisingly mild, with temperatures hovering around 8-12°C (46-54°F). Expect sunshine, occasional showers – pack accordingly! – and those magical moments when the sun glints off the water, painting the fjords in hues of gold. The atmosphere is lively, with a mix of locals going about their day and tourists eager to explore.

Let’s talk food! Seafood is king in Bergen. Think succulent fresh fish, creamy seafood stews, and the iconic *fiskekaker* (fish cakes). For a true taste of Norway, try *smalahove* (smoked sheep's head) – an acquired taste, but a cultural experience! A traditional Norwegian dinner for four might cost around €150-€200. For a casual lunch, expect to spend €50-€70.

Bergen’s architectural style is a delightful mix of Hanseatic and modern. Colorful wooden houses line the Bryggen wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a glimpse into Bergen's rich trading history. The architecture speaks volumes about Bergen's seafaring past and its current status as a modern city.

Cultural immersion is key! We'll explore the charming streets of Bergen, visit the Hanseatic Museum, and take a thrilling ride on the Fløibanen funicular for panoramic city views. The funicular ride for four will cost around €50. The museum entry fees will be about €80. You'll hear the sounds of laughter, the chatter of various languages, and perhaps a traditional Norwegian folk song drifting from a nearby pub. The overall mood is relaxed and welcoming.

Now, for the legendary side! We'll delve into Bergen's folklore – stories of trolls, hidden treasures, and mystical creatures that inhabit the surrounding mountains. This exploration is largely self-guided, but the city's atmosphere and history are enough to spark the imagination. Think of it as a personal adventure.

Transportation within Bergen is easy, with a good public transport system and plenty of taxis. For four people, we'll budget about €100 for public transport over our stay. Taxis are useful for getting to and from airports or for late night explorations. You can easily budget an extra €50 for taxi rides if needed.

Let's talk about accommodation. A comfortable four-person apartment for your stay can range from €1000-€1500 depending on the location and amenities. It's possible to find options lower than 1000, but this is an average estimate.

Finally, a day trip to a fjord! A guided boat tour to the majestic fjords (including transportation and the tour itself) will cost around €400 for the four of you. This trip is a must to see the true beauty of the region! The experience is memorable and unforgettable.

Total estimated cost for your Bergen adventure: €2830 - €3550 (this is an approximation and can vary depending on your choices). This includes accommodation, food, activities, transportation, and some extra budget for miscellaneous expenses. Remember to factor in travel insurance and flights.

So, are you ready to embark on this extraordinary journey? Bergen awaits! Skål!