The history of the ancient and charming harbor town of Bergen, Norway’s ‘secret’ capital city, began in the eleventh century during the rule of Bishop Olav Kyrre.
Bergen’s main tourist attraction is the Bryggen district that originated in the middle of the fourteenth century when it was heavily influenced by the North German Hanseatic Office.
The inhabitants of Norway’s ‘secret’ capital city continue to care for and respect their historic cultural inheritance right up to the present day.
