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Det Hanseatiske Museum og Schøtstuene
Det Hanseatiske Museum og Schøtstuene
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Norges Fiskerimuseum
Norges Fiskerimuseum
Theme: Museum Bergen Fish Fisheries Family History
Go to Norges FiskerimuseumDive into real fish tales at the Norwegian Fisheries Museum, and let our historical warehouses inspire you!
Exhibitions
- Fin City
- Seal hunting
- Common resources
- The ultimate catch
- A world under water
- Storeblå Aquaculture Vistor Centre
Opening hours 1. - 30. September 2023
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Daily
11-16
Other opening hoursOpening hours BOD 24 - museum coffee shop
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January - April
11-17
Tuesday - Sunday
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May - September
11-17
Daily
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Bergens Sjøfartsmuseum
Bergens Sjøfartsmuseum
Go to Bergens SjøfartsmuseumThe Bergen Maritime Museum is one of Norway’s oldest specialised museums. The idea of a museum was launched in 1914 by the Bergen Ship-owners’ Association and the Bergen Shipmasters Association.
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Kystmuseet i Øygarden
Kystmuseet i Øygarden
Go to Kystmuseet i ØygardenThe Coastal Museum in Øygarden. In idyllic Ovågen you can experience coastal culture from the Stone Age to the Oil Age.
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Nordsjøfartmuseet
Nordsjøfartmuseet
Go to NordsjøfartmuseetEverything about North Sea traffic and the Telavåg tragedy
Moving stories about the resistance struggle by the coast and the terror that struck Telavåg during the Second World War.
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Herdla Museum
Herdla Museum
Theme: Nature and history on Herdla
Go to Herdla MuseumAt the tip of Askøy lies the moraine island of Herdla. With its open and accessible landscape, the island is great for hiking. With the museum as your starting point, you can see both a fighter aircraft from World War II and an intact torpedo battery from the Cold War.
Exhibitions
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Fjell Festning
Fjell Festning
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Bjørn West Museet
Bjørn West Museet
Go to Bjørn West MuseetThe museum owes its name to a Norwegian guerrilla group which had its headquarters in the hills around Matre at the end of the second world war, while Norway was occupied by the Germans. The group was to operate behind German lines in event of an allied invasion. At the end of the war, the group numbered 259 soldiers.
The story of Björn West is an interesting, dramatic and exciting piece of Norway’s war history which the museum preserves and conveys. It has a fine collection of authentic weapons and artillery and gives an impression of the extreme conditions under which the soldiers lived and operated.
