Den Nationale Scene (The National Venue of Theatre, in Bergen) is Norway's oldest permanent theatre with roots dating back to Det Norske Theater founded in 1850 by the Norwegian violinist Ole Bull. The theatre was founded to develop Norwegian playwrights and Henrik Ibsen was one of the first writer-in-residences and art-directors of the theatre.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access
Tickets for wheelchair spaces (available for Store Scene and Småscenen but not Lille Scene) should be booked in advance (tel: +47 55 60 70 80)
Handicap toilets
Available
Lifts
No lift to upper floor
Facilities for reduced hearing
Induction loops in all auditoriums: please request when booking tickets to ensure seats with optimal hearing conditions
Transport and parking
Cars may be driven to the door to drop off or fetch mobility impaired passengers. Parking in Klostergarasjen or in Citypark in Markeveien. Some street parking in the vicinity.