A nice museum to gain an understanding about the Hanseatic League. But there wasn't a lot of information given in each room in English. I was searching for a narrative for the museum until I reached the top floor and watched the film. I think the film should be played at the beginning, not the end. It was a good... More

We spent a good hour touring the rooms of this amazing crooked house. The rooms are laid out as they would have been hundreds of years ago and each tells a little of the story of how Bergen became so important centuries ago as a main trading port in Europe. We loved stepping back in time and imagining how it... More

The museum is placed next to the Bryggen and the Floibanen funicular. It offers a quite nice view of the living way in the past in Bergen, and shows a little bit of the history of Bergen itself. It is worth a visit if there is enough time!

Most of the building self explanatory . I now know more about the Hanseatic League than I ever expected to...

This small museum is like being in a time machine. A good collection of relics and photos; worth a look.

The museum presents the Hanseatic society, life and stockfish trade. The latter gives the formal explanation to the rise of Bergen as one of the most important towns in the Nordic countries. And, of course, the foundation for the modern day city of Bergen. Want to understand Bergen? Start here!

really interesting, try to follow the guide to fully enjoy this museum !! An old house belonging to old fishermen

We traveled to Bergen off-season, so the hours were short and when we visited there were no tours. There are essentially no English explanations, so we felt like we didn't get much out of it.

We took the 1 1/2 hour walking tour through the museum. It was informative and brought the museum to life. Made the visit!