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Minde, Bergen — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Minde is a district of Bergen, lying in south-eastern Bergen within western Norway (Vestlandet).
About Minde
Where to stay in Minde
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Choose this for a settled base. Minde offers a calm residential foothold in south-eastern Bergen, set among the churches of Storetveit kirke and Slettebakken kirke. If you want to be close to neighbouring Kronstad and Landås while staying in western Norway (Vestlandet), this district works, with the inner city a short ride from the door.
Things to do in Minde
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Churches & Religious Sites
4- Storetveit kirke Heritage
- Slettebakken kirke Heritage
- Fridalen kirke Heritage
- Solheim kapell Heritage
Stadiums & Sports
1- Nymarksbanene
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About Minde
What are the main landmarks in Minde?
Churches set the tone here. Minde gathers Storetveit kirke, Slettebakken kirke and Fridalen kirke across the south-eastern part of Bergen, with Solheim kapell adding a quieter marker. The playing fields at Nymarksbanene give the district its main patch of open green.
What is the history of Minde?
Parish churches mark its growth. Minde took shape across the south-eastern reaches of the city around Storetveit kirke and Slettebakken kirke, knitting in beside neighbouring Landås as Bergen expanded through western Norway (Vestlandet). The churches came as the area built up.
Solheim kapell and Fridalen kirke belong to that same stretch of the district's past.
Where is Minde?
The city holds it on all sides. Minde sits in the south-eastern part of Bergen, one of the inner districts in western Norway (Vestlandet), tucked between neighbouring Kronstad, Solheim and Landås within the surrounding kommune. It is plainly a part of Bergen.
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Updated July 2026