Gingerbread City
Attraction · Bergen ·

Gingerbread City

Attraction · Bergen ·

Miniature gingerbread city replica with magical details

Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
Gingerbread City by null
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Information

Kong Oscars gate 26, 5017 Bergen, Norway Get directions

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Kong Oscars gate 26, 5017 Bergen, Norway Get directions

+47 55 55 39 39
bergensentrum.no
@pepperkakebyen

Features

gender neutral restroom
crowd lgbtq friendly
crowd trans safespace
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Nov 13, 2025

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"If I'm in Bergen during the holidays I don't miss Pepperkakebyen, the world's biggest annual gingerbread festival (since 1991) created by over 2,000 volunteers, bakers, businesses, and schools; it features hundreds of gingerbread houses, trains, cars, and ships forming a wintry night scene—open mid-November to December 31st with admission 150 NOK—Teatergaten 30-2." - Matthew Kepnes

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Gingerbread City

Arshia J.

Google
Loved this beautiful Gingerbread town built by local kids. The dim lighting, fake snowy landscape and little touches like a model train travelling through the Gingerbread town made this experience feel so magical! There were some other quirky details like the Bergen Pokemon Arena and the Grinch house that made us chuckle. Note: This exhibit is not life-size, so do not expect to Hansel and Gretel through it. It's a miniature replica of the city.

Bec B.

Google
I love gingerbread! The smell was amazing, of course. They are made by locals/members of the community. Alot of detail in a lot of them. The staff set the gingerbread up (make the displays) in a large room. Some of the pieces were broken unfortunately. I was a bit underwhelmed to be honest, however, I was expecting a LARGE gingerbread display, like large houses and gingerbread men etc. But it is still pretty cool and peoples ability to create something artistic always amazes me. Definitely great for kids.

Benjamin O.

Google
It's very cool and well worth the trip. Tickets are probably a little overpriced, but all up, it was a good way to spend half an hour.

Neil P.

Google
Tour takes 30 mins (if you dawdle) Vastly overpriced, BUT it's very nice to see... and the smell is divine

Palak B.

Google
A cute little replica of the city of Bergen in winters. The place is an exhibition of gingerbread houses and other natural elements by school children. The place will make you feel like the Giant in Lilliput. You would wonder if there are little elves hiding behind houses and may peak out at any moment. The entry price was a little high though unfortunately.

Dawn B.

Google
A rather nice detour from the Julmarkd. The smell of gingerbread was devine!! Some clever creative work.

Seymour C.

Google
Fantastic little place, whole little town of Bergen made from gingerbread. Magnificent. Would love to bring my daughter in the future.

Mannuela B.

Google
The price is crazy insane overprice. 199 kr for adult and 149 for student. So we paid 2 adults and 1 student. 547kr in total. But for what you paid, it's totally not worth it. Less than 15 minutes to experience everything (tried made it super slow inside). Too pack, some of the pepperkake house is not in the good shape. I saw the reviews from a long time ago, it's big twice as now, has pepper kake smell,etc. And in reality.....