Bergen, Norway
Sjøgaten 23
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+47 53006180
Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet
Great museum for learning about the history of the fishing industry here, in particular the process for producing Stockfish. On the top floor there is a wonderfully produced video of three guys discussing what it was like to be out on the sea fishing and the dangers involved. The oldest guy in partivular reminisces about the old times. Also a very good documentary detailing the collapse of the seal trade industry as a result of highly charged public opinion across the world. Plenty to see here, I've just highlighted several things I enjoyed.
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Interesting museum with a lot of information about the fishing world but if you are not really interested it can become boring. Other problem are the opening hours because they open at 11 to 15, but this is a problem of different museums in Bergen. By the way is very nice and in a historical building.
nice museum showing how fisher houses were built and the fish industry in norway, good for kids too
The exhibition is nice and interactive. It is not large, but few hours can be easily spent there. The museum is located in old wooden buildings, which are already impressive by themselves.
Had great fun here, learn lots and the children had fun. The café serves good latte and even better Danish apple pastries.
The museum was very suitable for a family visit. The staff was friendly and all 3 floors- wheelchair accessible. The exhibitions included both informative parts and games. We especially appreciated the cartoon-like timeline stories about cod, whales and salmon :) Cafe/restaurant was expensive (as everywhere in Bergen:), but atmosphere was nice and cosy. We went during winter, so entrance w Bergen card was free.
Very unique museum located in a former wooden warehouse by the sea. Very informative exhibition and interactive fun games for kids (and adults as well). Fee entrance with Bergen card.
Great museum but there could be more information boards
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