Known as the city of seven mountains, Bergen in the West of Norway is a popular location for tourists and business travelers making it a rich ground for escorts to ply their trade. The city is well serviced by a range of women including transsexuals and specialist escorts providing BDSM and fetish services. In Norway, the term prostitute is seen as a very derogatory word and you will find that women who sell themselves for sex prefer to be known as sex workers or gledespike joy girl.
Some women prefer the term hjelpepleier health worker. In this guide, we take a look at the current prostitution laws and give you an idea of the adult services that are available throughout Bergen. Soliciting and advertising sex is illegal in Norway as is procuring the services of a hooker; however, selling sex is not a criminal offence.
Aimed at reducing the amount of street prostitution, the Sex Purchase Ban was introduced by the Norwegian parliament in November and was implemented on 1 January Technically, brothels and street prostitution are legal and there are many places in the country where both exist. The law simply makes it necessary for them to operate more discreetly. The majority of escorts working in Bergen are African, Eastern European or South American with a handful of Norwegian women thrown in to the mix. Rates vary depending on how and where you procure your services plus how long you are booking for and where you engage the services.
As you would expect, there are a number of escort agencies in operation, however we cannot link to these or the websites of independent providers due to the strict advertising laws in place. There are an estimated 3, sex workers operating in Norway with higher densities working in the main cities and towns.
The main erotic massage parlour in Bergen is Eden that provides body-to-body, tantric body rubs. However , they explicitly state that no sexual services are performed. A full body rub on offer at Eden. Image via website. The hostesses at the After Dark club are of a high quality.
