ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月30日 10時38分

Many come to Bergen, Norway, in pursuit of nearby nature, to see the dramatic fjords and waterfalls and misty mountain peaks of the country’s southwestern coast. But before you are whisked away on a cruise ship or hiking tour, it’s worth exploring the city itself, Norway’s second largest. Visitors typically head straight for the historic harbor, but locals have been busy elsewhere, developing an all-are-welcome cultural scene where black-metal bands reign, New Nordic cuisine rules, and the number of excellent art museums befits this city where rain is almost always in the forecast. So pack an umbrella, and save the fjords for later — they’re not going anywhere. @davidbtorch took this photo while riding the Floibanen funicular up to the glass-walled viewing platform Mount Floyen, which rises over a thousand feet from the edge of town. Visit the link in our profile to get more of @nytimestravel's tips on how to spend #36Hours in #Bergen, Norway.

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