Norway Fisheries Museum — Attraction in Bergen

I still had another day left with my Bergen Card and went to most of the major attractions so decided on visiting here. Best to take the bus with your Bergen Card to get here since it is not in the center of the city. I didn't know what to expect since it sounded like an educational place for family & kids but it turned out to be just as educational for adults! The exhibits were on multiple floors and interactive with games for kids. I went late in the day so I hardly ran into people so pretty much felt I had the whole place to myself. I learned a lot about the fishing industry and being Japanese it was amusing to see some of the exported products to Japan on display in Japanese. The most memorable exhibit was the Seal Hunting. I had no idea it was a big industry long ago. There was a film on display that showed a documentary on the rise and the fall of the seal hunting industry with an interview of the seal industry's heir and be forewarned that you need to stomach watching this since seal clubbing is involved! All in all I spent a good 2 hour...

Free entry with the Bergen city pass, but would have gladly paid for it anyways. The “Under the sea” section was literally the best thing. It came in 5-6 different languages, given you had time to sit and read it all. They also had children’s activities to keep the little ones entertained while learning about the seas and oceans. And adult activities as well, such as microscopes to view shells and such. There were also sections of the really old fisheries that used to be there. And a video which was pretty thought-provoking, about new regulations and what it was like before and after as a fisher person. Also the staff were super interested in answering questions and having a chat, very kind and...

Must see Museum in Bergen ! Very friendly, helpful and motivated team there, which take the time for the visitors - which made this museum visit very personal. You should really plan enough time for this very nice and modern - but also historical museum - i would say at least 2 hours minimum. i liked the mix between the history, culture and modern way how the museum is built up. and also - i would pay more than 90 NOK to see this museeum ;)

I higly recommend to take the Heritage Ferry to the City Center - its only 65 NOK and it feels just great to be on such a...