Where are the public toilets in Bergen city centre?
Where the toilets are, opening hours and what they cost.
Short answer
In central Bergen there are public toilets at Skur 8 on Bryggen, at Strandkaiterminalen and at Gartnerboligen in Nygårdsparken, and most toilets on the city's overview are free. Bryggen's toilets are open 08:00–23:00 and Strandkaiterminalen's 07:00–23:00. The toilets in Nygårdsparken are open around the clock and cost NOK 10.
Why
- The City of Bergen says the toilets in Skur 8 on Bryggen are open every day from 08:00 to 23:00, while the toilets in Skur 11 have closed.
- Strandkaiterminalen has seven toilets, one of them accessible, open every day from 07:00 to 23:00.
- Gartnerboligen at Thormøhlens gate 40, next to the skatepark in Nygårdsparken, has three toilets, one of them accessible, open 24 hours and costing NOK 10.
Details
The city's map of public toilets also shows toilets in municipal buildings such as AdO arena and the City of Bergen's citizen service centre, and toilets in shopping centres and transport terminals. Some of the shopping centre and terminal toilets charge a fee. The City of Bergen updated the overview on 3 August 2026.
Tip
Open the City of Bergen's toilet map on your phone before you set out, so you can find the nearest one quickly.
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Sources
Opening hours and prices change, so check the City of Bergen's overview before you go.
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