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Pygmalion Økocafe

Organic restaurant situated in the heart of Bergen. Featuring live concerts and art exhibitions.

Address: Nedre Korskirke Allmenning 4
Getting there: near the fishmarket and tourist information
Hours: daily 09:00–23:00
Website: pygmalion.no (opens in a new tab)

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The fish market
Fisketorget
Bergen's outdoor fish market has a long history, being the historical centre for fish trade. Most tourists find their way here, but with locals changing their shopping habits, the fish market today does not compare to what it once was. The fish market is dominated by makeshift souvenir shops and seafood stalls. The seafood is generally of only OK quality as the fishermen no longer deliver their catch directly to the market. Still, you can get a pretty good idea of what the locals eat by having a look at the various fish they sell here, and try some of the stranger ones, if you feel adventurous. Free samples are usually available of the more common items such as whale, salmon and salmon caviar. Although somewhat crowded, getting around with a wheelchair is fairly easy.
Jun–Aug: daily 07:00–19:00, Sep–May: Mon–Sat 07:00–16:00
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