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...More

Learned a lot about the resistance in Bergen. Had read a book on the Shetland bus before we came and knew about the coordination with the UK but it was interesting to see how covert things were to have such an impact in the war.

We got lucky in that our spare day in Bergen happened to be a Tuesday which is one of the three days of the week this tiny place is open. The limited opening hours and discreet location are very apt and coming in to sit...More

A bit difficult to find the location, as it is meant to be. It is a tiny single-room museum displaying the history of the Theta, a self-organized Norwegian intelligence unit during WW2 against Nazi Germany. The curator is wise and enthusiastic. Opening hours is only...More

A very meaningful visit taking about half an hour, loaded with stories about resistance heroes in Bergen. Short opening hours and not that easy to find, but definitely worth it.

This tiny, one room museum on the third floor of the group of Hansiatic League buildings in the center of Bergen is the secret room of the Theta Group of the Resistance Movement during the occupation of Norway from 1940 to 1945. It contains a...More

Not the most talked about resistance group, but one of the more productive ones. Good story. Nice history m.