Eikedalen
Vestland, Norway β 31 km
Bergen
π³π΄ Vestland Β· Norway β Altitude 317 m
This live stream looks out over Bergen, the rain-soaked port city on Norway's west coast. It is a useful window for anyone planning a trip or simply curious what the weather is doing on the coast right now. The picture updates continuously, so you can check conditions before you decide what to wear or whether to head outdoors.
Bergen sits between seven hills on the edge of fjords in the Vestland region, at an altitude of about 317 metres above sea level in the surrounding terrain. It was for centuries the main trading port of the Hanseatic League in Norway, and its old wooden waterfront warehouses are a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is closely tied to the sea, with fishing, shipping and ferries shaping daily life along the harbour.
The view is tied to the city and its harbour area, so you can judge sea state, cloud cover and the light on the water from the stream. Mornings and late afternoons often give the most contrast, and in winter the low sun can make the scene look dramatic. Rain and fog are common here, which can change the view quickly, so it is worth checking again if the first look is grey.
Bergen has a mild, wet climate for Norway, with the wettest months usually in autumn and winter, while late spring and summer are the most pleasant for walking. The FlΓΈibanen funicular and the Bryggen quarter are central highlights, and the city is compact enough to explore on foot. From here you can also look at nearby cameras such as Eikedalen, Voss, Saebovik and Halsnoy to compare conditions across the region.
Source: Ville de Bergen
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Bergen is known for frequent rain, so the forecast is worth checking before you plan outdoor time.
The local time in Bergen is shown in the time block on this page, so you can see it alongside the live picture. Norway uses Central European Time with summer daylight saving.
The camera is in the city of Bergen on Norway's west coast, in the Vestland county. The map on this page marks its position so you can see how it sits relative to the harbour and fjords.
Mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light and the most interesting contrast on the water. Watching during a break in the rain often shows the city at its best.
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