- Address: Torget 5014, Bergen, Norway
- Phone: +47 55 55 20 00
If you were lucky enough to visit the city of Bergen in Norway , do not go past the fish market.
What is interesting about the fish market?
Since the morning, the townspeople and tourists hurry to the fish market to buy, try or just look at all kinds of fresh sea delicacies and fish just caught from the sea.
Any buyer will find seafood to your liking:
- oysters and shrimps;
- salmon and cod;
- Lobsters and octopuses;
- crabs and lobsters;
- skates, all kinds of caviar and whale meat.
All arthropod claws are tied with a rubber band to avoid undesirable injuries. In addition to shopping counters, small kitchens are installed here, on which your purchase with you and cook. Have you ever tried a shish kebab from fresh salmon or rolls from sea reptiles? Fragrant soups, sandwiches with caviar and pates, boiled shrimps, crabs and much tasty stuff awaits you.
The fish market in Bergen is a temptation even for the well-fed tourist. The market is located at the sea wharf, where waves are visible and seagulls fly. All this adds a special atmosphere to the daily habitual trade of delicious and fresh marine products. It is worth noting that you can pay for the purchase on each counter not only with cash, but also with a credit card.
How to get to the fish market in Bergen?
The city is conveniently reached by the most popular route - by rail from Oslo . On the way, you will spend about 7-8 hours, and changing behind the window the bizarre landscapes will brighten up your trip.
The fish market in Bergen is located on the Torget Square in the heart of the city. In the morning it is more convenient to get there by taxi. If you are walking on your own, look at the coordinates: 60.395055, 5.325363.
The market opens daily at 7:00 and runs until 16:00 in the winter, and in the summer - until 19:00. To get to the fish market in Bergen it is possible and as part of an organized excursion .