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The main touristic highlight of Bergen is the Bryggen (or Tyskebryggen) area around the harbour in the old town. Here there are a number of Hanseatic heritage wooden commercial buildings. A number of these have been destroyed by fire over the centuries and rebuilt/restored after that. Bryggen in the past was the trading centre of the Hanseatic league in Bergen. It has been a UNESCO world heritage site since 1979.


01 North restaurant and social club	02 North restaurant and social club	03 Bryggen waterfront	04 Harbour area	05 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen


06 Hanseatic buildings	07 Hanseatic buildings	08 Hanseatic buildings


09 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen	10 Harbour area	11 Seafood stalls

12 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

12 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen


13 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen	14 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen	15 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen


16 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen	17 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen	18 Old houses in Tyske Brygge	19 Old houses in Tyske Brygge


20 Hanseatic museum	21 Kjøttbasaren restaurant	22 Kjøttbasaren restaurant

23 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

23 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

24 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

24 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

25 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

25 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

26 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

26 Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen

Other Bergen galleries: City centre ▪ Fløien

Categories: UNESCO world heritage sites ▪ Historic centres

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