Theta museum

During the first half of World War II, the Theta group, formed by people between the ages of 19 and 22, established radio contact with London and reported movements of the German fleet in Norway. The group headquarters and radio station was located in the heart of occupied Bergen, but remained active for two years before it was discovered and raided by the Nazis. In the 1980s, the small room was reconstructed to its original state by orders of the Directorate of Cultural Heritage. It is now probably the country's smallest museum, displaying radio equipment and the Theta group's own security system. Not accessible with a wheelchair.

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Address

Bredsgården 1 D

Getting there

entrance from the front of Bryggen, by Enhjørningsgården

Hours

Tue Sat Sun 14:00-16:00

Price

Kr 20; child kr 5