Rasmus Meyer, Kode : info and guided tour

Introduction to Rasmus Meyer, Kode

Rasmus Meyer, within Kode in Bergen, refers to one of the best-known sections of the city’s art museum. Located at Rasmus Meyers allé 7, it is part of the cultural district that brings together several major institutions around central Bergen.

The site is associated with the collection assembled by Rasmus Meyer, an important foundation for understanding the history of art in Norway. At Kode, this section highlights works that illustrate artistic movements, sensibilities, and developments in a recognized museum setting.

The visit gives you the chance to see paintings and graphic works displayed as part of the Kode, Bergen art museum. The identity of the place rests as much on the quality of the works as on its place within an accessible, clearly identified city museum.

Rasmus Meyer, Kode, contributes to Bergen’s cultural heritage through its collection and its place in the local museum network. The site complements the discovery of other Kode exhibition spaces, making it an important reference point for art in Norway.

Discover Bergen with a private guide

A private guide can help you understand Rasmus Meyer’s place within Kode, the logic behind its collection, and its importance in Bergen’s cultural history. Their guidance also helps place the works and the building in their local museum context, rather than limiting the visit to simply walking through the galleries.