There are several museums belonging to KODE. Check with the website which ones are open. Several are currently closed. Permanenten: Make sure you know what the current exhibition is about and if this is to your taste. Rasmus Meyer: If you like art this is a must. Very nice house and a stunning exhibition.

We were here to see the indigenous histories exhibition. It was well-presented with good narratives. A bit confused with the location since it has several different sections. Luckily there were museum's staffs outside assisting the visitors.

If you purchase a ticket to any of the museums located along the street where all of the Kode buildings are located then you can use it that same day to gain admittance to all of the buildings which is great for the price. As with most museums in Norway, it was very inexpensive for a ticket. We decided to check out the main art museum to see the Munch exhibit. There are two floors and they are packed with art work and older items like stoves and dressers. I loved the Munch exhibit - several rooms with a lot of interesting information and paintings that I hadn't seen before. I also liked the room featuring Astrup as I enjoyed his work and it made me want to see more of it. The museum was busy but never felt crowded. I would stay for at least an hour as there are a lot of paintings and information to go along with each one. We decided to visit another Kode museum after, but this one was not as interesting. It featured just one exhibit which was modern art and looked like decorated curtains. Sorry to be mean but it didn't do much for me. Another guest even asked us if we thought that was it as there was one room and no further info. No staff around to ask questions. We decided to pass on the other buildings but if you do get there early enough in the day I think all are doable and it's a great bargain to go on the same ticket.

We visited the 3 Kobe museums that are adjacent to each other near the Bergen City Center. The Munch exhibition was good. We also enjoyed the indigenous peoples art museum. the contemporary art museum had a rather small and unspectacular collection. There is a surprising lack of street level signs explaining the name of each museum.

We visited the museums that make up this complex. One was closed for redoing the exhibits. Generally we enjoyed the art, especially by Edvard Munch. The weird one had only only display and we didn't get it from Hanne Fris. Wasn't worth entering and walking up all the stairs. Get the pass for all the museums.