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Theta Room was so-named by British intelligence during WWII. It is a fascinating and appropriately well-hidden location, where for a few months, Norwegian Nazi Resistors ran a radio operation. A visit here complemented our earlier tour of the Resistance Museum in Oslo. Much effort has gone into creating the atmosphere of the time, though most of the artifacts are not original. The hours are very limited but the guide seems serious and devoted to the heroes who ran the Theta Room. Allow about a half hour for your visit.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Very limited days and hours, but well worth the visit if you can make it fit in your visit. Tiny, tiny, room in Old Bryggen which housed a resistance unit in WWII. The gentleman giving the talk was extremely interesting.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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We visited this museum this week. It’s small, 1 room, but such an amazing story. A wonderful woman told us the history of the young men & a woman who worked for the Resistance from this location. Very inspiring.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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We're a family of adults and we got there just before it was closing and it was a fascinating little room, however we weren't given any time to look around in it before we were sat down to listen to the story about it. While our guide was well informed, it was a hot day and he had a strong accent so it was difficult to understand. He talked for about 20-30 minutes straight and it was a struggle to pay attention, even though what he was saying was very interesting. Good to see if you are interested in WWII and have run out of things to do in Bergen.…
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Date of experience: September 2018
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