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Bryggen, Hanseatic commercial buildings in Bergen, Norway.

The waterfront complex includes traditional wooden structures with gabled roofs arranged in rows along narrow passages between Vågen harbor and Bergen city center.

The original foundation of these merchant buildings dates to 1070, while the current structures were reconstructed after the great fire of 1702.

The former Hanseatic League trading post now contains workshops of local artisans, including textile designers, jewelers, and illustrators working in converted storage rooms.

Visitors can access the site daily through guided tours, though some areas have limited wheelchair accessibility due to the medieval architectural layout.

The buildings maintain their original medieval ground plan with deep narrow plots, representing the oldest preserved commercial architecture of this type in Northern Europe.

Location: Bergen Municipality

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Website: http://stiftelsenbryggen.no

GPS coordinates: 60.39744,5.32354

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:47

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