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The Fish Market lies at the head of Vågen harbour in central Bergen. A fish market is recorded in the city law of 1276 and was later moved to this site from the Bryggen side of the bay. Outdoor stalls selling fish, shellfish and other local food stand on the square in the summer season, and the Mathallen food hall beside it is open all year.
Bryggen is the row of wooden merchant houses along Bergen's Vågen harbour, where the Hanseatic League kept a trading office, the Kontor, from about 1350. Most of today's gabled buildings were rebuilt after the fire of 1702, and narrow wooden passages lead between them to courtyards with shops, workshops and restaurants. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.
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