Bergen
Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf
Bryggen means “wharf” in Norwegian. It was where Bergen was founded nearly 1000 years ago. Bryggen was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The original buildings were destroyed by fire in 1702. It was then built and rebuilt over the centuries
The wharf buildings have been converted to shops but kept their character. It was definitely very touristy.
Take your time to go through the alley, stop at some of the shops or maybe get a drink.
Bryggen is charming and picturesque!
Trekroneren
Bergen’s best sausages” since 1946. Yes, do as the Norwegians do – have a reindeer sausage?!
Extra-long reindeer sausage with lingonberry, mustard and fried onions.
Tasted like pork!
Fjellskal Fisketorget (Fish Market)
The fist market has a very wide variety of fish and other seafood to eat in or take out. Just strolling through is a treat!
Many decisions to make…
Fjellskål Fisketorget AS
The seafood was fresh and plentiful. We were there around 2pm and it was hectic and busy with lots of tourists.
Fish soup
Crayfish/Langustines
Marinated with garlic and chili oil
Spiced and pan fried Tuna / Fresh scallops
Kitchen & Table Bergen
We stayed at the Clarion Hotel and decided to “eat in” since the Kitchen & Table is the house restaurant also we are fans of Marcus Samuelsson. We had a big lunch so decided to order a bunch of appetizers.
Bread
Tomato basil salad
Local cheese plate
Pate
Carrot cake
