SiljustølOutside the city centre, Composer home

The home of Norwegian composer Harald Sæverud (1897–1992) and his wife Marie Hvoslef.

Today, the estate consists of a museum, a private residence and a large and beautiful outdoor area which is an annual venue for the family day during the Festival. The Bergen International Festival has arranged concerts at Siljustøl since 1994.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair access: Limited accessibility. Difficult access with several steep climbs. Access to upper floor concert hall is possible though difficult for small wheelchairs; motorised wheelchairs have access to the ground floor only.

  • Accessible toilet: Yes, on the ground floor.

  • Facilities for reduced hearing: No.

  • Read more about planning a visit to Siljustøl at kodebergen.no.

WEBSITE

ADDRESS

TRANSPORT

  • Public transportation: We encourage our audience to leave the car at home and take public transportation. The closest stop on the Bergen City Lightrail is Råstølen. From the light rail stop there is a 10 minute walk to the venue. Find relevant time tables at skyss.no.

  • Car & parking: Siljustøl is situated a 20 minute drive from the Bergen city center. Cars may be driven to the door to drop off or pick up mobility impaired passengers by prior arrangement with Siljustøl (tel +47 55 13 60 00), but the car must be parked in the car park.

PARKING

  • Parking is available close to venue.

REFRESHMENTS

  • No.

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