The Fløyen goats are a tourist attraction in Bergen, known for their cashmere goats that help maintain the scenic area around Fløyen. The goats, which include individuals with names such as Pippi, Fløydis and Ferdinand, are bred to thrive in herds and tend to stay together. They play an important role in vegetation clearance, which helps keep the area neat and accessible to visitors.
Visitors have the opportunity to take photos with the goats, but it is important to note that feeding the goats is not allowed. The goats use modern technology in the grazing process, including virtual fences, which make it easier to manage the grazing area. They usually stay near the goat shed, which is located under the Fløirestaurant, and provides a unique experience for both locals and tourists.