Bryggen Museum

The Bryggen Museum, located in Bergen, Norway, is a cultural heritage site that preserves and shares the history of the historic Hanseatic wharf district. It features archaeological excavations, artifacts, and reconstructed buildings from Bergen’s medieval period when it was an important trading hub. The museum offers insights into the city’s commercial past, showcasing life and trade during the Hanseatic League era. Through exhibits and guided tours, visitors can explore Bergen’s rich maritime history and the development of its trading community. It’s a valuable resource for understanding Norway’s historical connections to Europe’s trade networks.