Norwegian Town | Poulsbo’s Winter Is Ice Blue

🌟It’s this color, a bit gray, a bit blue, the color I associate with it in my heart. The sky is drizzling, gloomy and cold. The shops are steaming with warmth. 🌟It’s because this place is very similar to the fjords of Norway. With the arrival of the Scandinavians, Jorgen Eliason, from the Fjord of Folden in Norway, founded Poulsbo, which is known as “Little Norway.” 🌟Here, there are bookstores, vintage boutiques, delicious bakeries, three marinas, a public library, and a school 🏫, making it a historic and thriving community. 🌟By the way, I recommend two shops. Details is beautiful and a joy to browse; I bet you won’t leave empty-handed. And there’s a famous bakery called Sluys Poulsbo Bakery that makes bread by hand. You might have to queue, but it’s been around for more than a century!! We bought four types of bread, all of which were pretty good! 🌟Oh, and they have Maileg and Moomin here! 🌟If you’re bringing the little ones, you can also visit the SEA Discovery Center. Anyway, it’s a wonderful town. Come out on a summer day or when it’s sunny, have a seat, and enjoy a cup of coffee ☕️. It will be an unforgettable experience. #SeattleNorwegianTown #NorwegianTown #Poulsbo #SeattleAreaWithKids #SeattleSurroundings #SeattleShopping