Fleischer's Hotel
Voss, Norway
Evangervegen 13, Voss, Norway, 5700
Original Property Opened in 1864
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2011
For over 150 years, Fleischer’s Hotel has been a fantastic place to experience Norway’s many natural wonders. Fredrik Lyth Ørum Fleischer opened the hotel in 1864, and it has been operated by five generations of Fleischers ever since. This Swiss-style hotel has entertained royalty for decades, with its walls showcasing the artifacts and documents of its esteemed guests. Whether guests come to conquer the fresh ski slopes of nearby Voss or to relish in the inspirational majesty of the Norwegian Fjords, Fleischer’s Hotel is the ideal place for visitors to savor the historic beauty of the region. As one of the finest historic treasures in Norway, the family owned and operated Fleishcher’s Hotel continues its legacy of gracious hospitality and legendary service.
Discover
- Discover the historic character of the Fleischer’s Hotel. Fleischer’s Hotel was originally opened in 1864 by the Fleischer family in order to service the travelers arriving by rail from neighboring Bergen.
- Admire the historic accommodations of the Fleischer’s Hotel. This amazing historic hotel has hosted many illustrious guests over the years, including King Leopold II of Belgium and Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany.
- Interact with the exhibits at the Voss Folk Museum. Few places are better to learn about the extensive history of the region than at this rustic cultural institution.
Explore
- Explore the historic Bryggen in the heart of Bergen. A medieval wharf, this stunning historic destination is celebrated throughout the world for its unique series of historic wooden boat houses. The Bryggen today is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Visit the historic Bergenhus Fortress (Bergenhus Festningen). The impressive Bergenhus Fortress has overlooked the city’s majestic harbor since the late 16th century. Today, it houses a military museum that chronicles the local history of World War II.
- Travel to the Bergen Cathedral (Bergen Domkirke). Known for its stunning arched stained-glass windows and organ loft, this historic landmark has been an active place of worship since the 12th century.
Experience
- Experience the Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene in downtown Bergen. Housed within a historic house from the early 18th century, this stunning cultural institution chronicles the life of the German merchants who called Bergen home during the Middle Ages.
- Tour the KODE. A cultural complex consisting of three artists homes and four great museums, KODE contains one of the largest collections of Norse artwork and artifacts in Norway. All in all, it features an extensive collection of over 43,000 unique Scandinavian objects.
- Take a ride on a funicular to the summit of the renowned Fløyen. Known for its inherent natural beauty, this verdant mountaintop features some of the most picturesque views of Bergen and its surrounding fjords.
Taste
- Savor Fårikål, which is Norway’s official national dish. Cooked similarily to a casserole, Fårikål is made up of pieces of mutton that has been prepared with bone, cabbage, and whole black pepper.
- Taste another beloved national meal called kjøttkaker. This delicious Norwegian dish consists of richly seasoned minced meat, and is served alongside a variety of ingredients like onions, mashed potatoes, and steamed cabbage.
- Enjoy some pickled herring when out exploring the area. Considered a delicacy in Norway, pickled herring is prepared in a multitude of ways, including with garlic and mustard. This amazing Norwegian treat is typically served with dark rye bread, potatoes, and sour cream.
Featured Offers
Book the Best Available Rate at this property on HistoricHotelsWorldwide.com and receive a complimentary one-year family membership (a $30 value) to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States, a member of the International National Trusts Organisation.
