Bergen was the largest wooden city in Europe of the XIX century the Unique character gave him a steep, densely built-up streets, squares and alleyways. Bergen, like many other cities of Norway, has survived many fires. Its original appearance was restored, and some of the old houses are replaced by new copies.

This open space is an architectural and historical Museum, which has preserved more than 40 wooden buildings of XVIII - XIX centuries Visiting the “Old Bergen”, which was opened in 1949, you will get acquainted with the life of the citizens of the past two centuries, reflecting their tastes and lifestyle. This is a real urban area with streets, squares, houses of people of different classes. In the Museum Park you can find bakery, grocery, Barber shop, dental office, shop, and jewelry shop of those times.

The Museum is open to visitors all year round. It is recommended to join the tour, because the houses are open only to tour participants.