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Bryggens Museum in Bergen offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's rich history through carefully curated exhibitions. On the lower level, learn about the storied past of Bryggen with a focus on medieval artifacts. The upper level showcases the 750-year journey of Norway's laws, offering an intriguing perspective for history enthusiasts. Families with children will appreciate the interactive displays and engaging exhibits. Visitors commend the friendly staff and well-thought-out layout, making it accessible for everyone, including those who need wheelchair accommodations. The on-site cafe serves excellent coffee, perfect for a break during your visit, while the gift shop provides a variety of souvenirs to remember your trip. Nearby, the preserved remains of an old hospital offer a free additional attraction. Many find it rewarding to pair a visit with a leisurely exploration of the Bryggen area and its charming cafes.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Bryggen
Bus stop 105 m walk
Dreggsallmenningen flybusstopp
Bus stop 55 m walk
Sandbrogaten
Bus stop 103 m walk
Helgesens gate
Bus station 266 m walk
Bradbenken
Bus station 136 m walk
Øvre Dreggsallmenningen
Bus station 112 m walk

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4.3
based on 838 reviews
4.3/5 838 reviews
Mist Erwan
Mist Erwan
1 week ago on Google

Très agréable visite pour qui veut connaître l'histoire du vieux Bergen et des incendies successifs qui ont détruit cette partie de la ville. Belle plongée dans l'histoire.

Emily K
Emily K
1 week ago on Google

Fantastic museum for looking at the local history of Bergen, and the daily life of the medieval people of Bergen. It covers its focus very well, and the exhibition of ragna Breivik's work was very well presented. Has great interactive little bits (not just for kids haha) and I love the way it presents the outline of the buildings and the feeling of going back in time and you go down imdepper below the museum. The way it displays the trade route and the interconnectedness of the medieval world through artifacts and maps was very interesting and all very well presented. I loved the rune sticks too, very fun to read their translations. Staff were very kind and helpful and the gift shop had a fun variety!

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Bill Blodgett
Bill Blodgett
1 week ago on Google

Had a wonderful guided tour here. Very interesting piece of history.

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