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The south side of St Mary's Church in Bergen, with its carved Romanesque portal, arcaded nave wall and grey stone masonry above the churchyard.
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St Mary's Church

St Mary's Church is the oldest surviving building in Bergen, a two-towered Romanesque church of soapstone begun around 1130–1140 and finished around 1180. From 1408 it belonged to the German Hanseatic merchants of Bryggen, which spared it from becoming a ruin and kept its rich furnishings. It reopened in 2015 after a five-year restoration.

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