Bryggen, the old wharf in Bergen, is an exceptional example of a medieval district, and it has been designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO. In 1955 parts of Bryggen were ravaged by a fire, and during the subsequent excavations a huge number of objects were found that provide a vivid insight into commerce, shipping, handicrafts and everyday life in medieval times.
Bryggen’s Museum allows you to experience life in medieval Bergen, and the museum has been built over the remains of the first settlement at Bryggen. The oldest buildings are from the 12th century, and the various finds have been left in the ground where they were found by the archaeologists. Bryggen’s Museum also hosts temporary art displays and themed exhibitions, and it is the starting place for Bryggen Guiding, which is a historic walk through Bryggen’s past that goes from Bryggen’s Museum through the old wooden buildings to the Hanseatic Museum.

Photo: Regin Hjertholm
Saturday
4
Sep.
12.00 - 13.00
" Vandring mellom middelalderruiner", omvisning med Anne Ågotnes. Musikalsk innslag ved Frode Thorsen. Start: Bryggens Museum. (Påmelding).
Sunday
5
Sep.
12.00 - 13.00
"Vandring mellom middelalderruiner", omvisning med Anne Ågotnes. Musikalsk innslag ved Frode Thorsen.Start: Bryggens Museum. (Påmelding).

| Telephone: | 55 58 80 10 |
| Address: | Dreggsalm. 3 Postboks 4052 5835 Bergen |
| bryggens.museum@bymuseet.no | |
| Mon - Fri: | 1100 - 1500 |
| Sat: | 1200 - 1500 |
| Sun: | 1200 - 1600 |
Adults NOK 60
Students NOK 30
Children free.
Half price when visting other Bergen City Museum arenas. Separate prices at events.
Gullskoen Museum Café. Free entrance to the café.
New book for sale:
Ole Magne Nøttveit: "Sheaths and scabbards from Medieval Bergen - in a comparative perspective". The Bryggen Papers. Main Series No 8. NOK 298.
Bryggen Guiding:
Guided tours of Bryggen June 1 - August 31.
Daily at 10:00 (German), 11:00 (English), 12:00 (English) and 13:00 (Norwegian).
NOK 100,- . Children under the age of 16 free.
