The Fisheries Museum: A Testament to Norway's Fishing Heritage

Located in Ålesund, The Fisheries Museum highlights the evolution of the fishing industry, particularly how Ålesund became a leading exporter of klippfisk.

Established in 1861 by local enthusiasts, the museum provides historical insights into the fishing process and showcases vintage equipment. Unique features include the preserved Holmbua warehouse, and an entrance designed as an old grocery shop.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🦈 Klippfisk Exhibition: Detailed displays on salted cod production.
• 🐟 Cod-Liver Oil Models: Learn about the process of cod-liver oil manufacturing.
• 🛠️ Guided Tours: Available every weekend during summer, providing extensive insights.

Accessible via guided tours, the museum is particularly appealing to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts looking for a deep dive into maritime culture.