Bryggen Review

The day before, the rain, no matter how bright the color was covered with a layer of gray yarn. The sun is really the best god help for filming. Even a fool machine can be bright and clear. When we came, there were several houses in the pier that were being repaired. We admired the European "construction site". We used a spray painting like the original building. We saw no violation from a distance. We should repair and dismantle it, and it did not affect the view. Brugen means "quay, dock" in Norwegian, a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings. Although Bergen was built around 1070, Brugen is one of the oldest parts of the city, but because most of the wooden structures, it has been repeatedly burned. Most of the buildings seen are built in the 300 years after 1702, and of course some of them are stone basements that are historical relics of the 15th century. Some of them were destroyed in 1955 and the Bruggen Museum was built on the ruins in 1978. In 1979, Bruggen was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.