Bergen City Roaming: Fresh Fish Market and Bryggen Harbor!

► The bustling fish market starts early in the morning ▪ This seafood market, set up on an open space a hundred meters away from the dock, sees vendors stocking up as early as 5 am. It is said that sometimes the seafood in supermarkets is much cheaper than here, but locals still like to gather at the fish market for a chat. ▪ The city government also has a regulation that fish market tenants must ensure they operate here for 280 to 300 days a year, which has become a scenic spot in the city, especially for tourists like us who come from afar. It's quite interesting to take a tour. ► A paradise for seafood lovers, except for the price ▪︎ If you want to buy some seafood at the market, you can ask the shop owner to process it for you, try the authentic salt-boiled prawns, smoked salmon sandwiches, and other delicacies, or you can also buy vacuum-packed seafood products directly here. ▪︎ We originally wanted to find those 20 kroner crabs to steam and eat at home, but in recent years, as seafood prices have soared, the high cost-performance seafood has long gone, like this crab priced at 999 kroner per kilogram! ► Surrounding Tours At the junction of Bryggen and the fish market, there is the highest hill in Bergen city, Mount Floyen, Floyen. Taking the Floyen funicular to the top, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the port and also see the mascot of Bergen city, the little mountain troll. However, keep in mind that it rains 2/3 of the year in Bergen, so whether you can see the whole cityscape is a matter of luck! ► Recommended tour time: 1 hour ► Transportation: On foot