Caminhe com uma bruxa na Bergen do século XVI: uma excursão fictícia autoguiada


Descrição
Este passeio fictício leva você de volta a 7 de abril de 1590 e segue Anne Pedersdotter, que foi condenada a queimar na fogueira, condenou uma bruxa. Acompanhe-a em sua última caminhada pelo século 16 em Bergen, enquanto ela conta a história de sua morte. Desde a respeitada esposa de um proeminente padre e professor, melhores amigos da esposa do governador, até ser considerada culpada de bruxaria. Anne o guiará por Vågen, o fiorde de Bergen, revelando os marcos do século XVI deste poderoso porto de pesca. Você encontrará as casas de madeira de Bryggen, Lille Øvergaten, a rua mais antiga de Bergen, e passará pelo famoso Mercado de Peixe em Strandkaien. Ela o levará até o Monumento das Bruxas na ponta de Nordnes, o local de sua execução. O passeio fica pronto quando você estiver e o áudio é reproduzido automaticamente na hora e local certos, usando o GPS do seu smartphone e o aplicativo móvel VoiceMap, que também funciona offline.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Bryggen, o antigo cais de Bergen, é um lembrete do significado da cidade como uma característica do império comercial da Liga Hanseática, de 14 a meados do século XVI. Numerosos incêndios devastaram as casas de madeira de Bryggen.
A Igreja da Santa Cruz ou Korskirken foi construída na parte final dos anos 1100. Houve numerosos acréscimos, reproduções e esforços de reconstrução através dos tempos, freqüentemente por causa dos muitos incêndios que assolaram a igreja e a cidade.
Esta rua é agora chamada Kong Oskar's Gate. Ela costumava ser onde todos os sapateiros trabalhavam e era conhecida como rua Sutarestretet ou sapateiros.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(14)
Easy to handle, pleasant voice! ...very nice.....the path is easy to manage! The tour is, with these explanations, suddenly different!
Google Maps is not completely accurate and burns a ton of energy. Make you have a full charge! But the tour was well -presented. It made you feel like you were walking beside her all the way to her death. The journey ab through some areas made you feel like you went back 400 years in time
It was a fun experience and we saw quite a lot in the mountains of the 16th century. The century...🤣 On the trail to the flaming finale we could discover nice hidden corners, partly away from the tourists... I would have liked something more historical about mountains, but in itself a great way to explore the city. Technically, everything worked fine, even if I didn't have a net from time to time and then got kicked out...
Very entertaining and relaxed experience. You can do it at your own pace and stop and start whenever you want
The tour start was easy to find. We liked hearing the story, the background history and the walk through the beautiful streets. So sad 350 women were condemned as “witches” during 150 years. Also sad that “pack” mentality still exists in our world. Would very much recommend this tour, even in the rain.
Absolutely fantastic tour, so informative and interesting. Easy to follow map too. I'm delighted I did both Viator tours, felt like I really got to know Bergen better, and visualise the olden days. Such good value thanks.
A really interesting experience whilst walking around Bergen. It really added to the exploring and takes you to areas you might have otherwise missed!
A great foot tour of Bergen while hearing a riveting story. This was a marvelous way to see the city. We stopped by several unscheduled stops for a glass of wine, a bit of shopping and lunch at the fish market. Only negative was the distance from our cruise ship to the start point. We took the Hop on Hop off bus around first and then got off to do the walk.
Had a couple of days in Bergen prior to a cruiser and than a couple of days after the cruise.. Loved just walking around, plenty of little 'hideaways', just take a walk up the sidestreets or laneways. Need to hop on the Finicula for a great view of the city, not expensive and the view is spectacular, especially at night for photographers. The wharf and Bryggen is also first-rate. Yes, I'd go back again.
I love audio tours. This one did a good job with GPS and telling you where to go. Clear directions are important. If the story were true, it would have made it better. Also, it didn't really point out many landmarks. Just walking and listening to a story. It is very inexpensive though so if you want a little entertainment and a walk, it's fine.



