Narrowest street in Bergen – Dyvekegangen
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Text and photo: Jarle Bjordal.
Dyvekegangen is officially a street, but maybe it is more correct to call it a alley, lane or a narrow passage. The street is 99 cm wide.
Dyvekegangen is named after Dyveke Sigbritsdatter (died in 1517). No house numbers in this passageway.
The street is located in the center of Bergen, next to the famous fish market. In this street you also find the popular Dyveke’s wine cellar.
The widest street in Bergen is 16 meters wide, named Christiesgate.
| Norwegian name: | Smaleste gate i Bergen – Dyvekegangen. |
| Location: | Center of Bergen |
| Address: | Dyvekegangen, Bergen |
This article is posted in 2010, All, Attractions.
Posted by JB
on Oct 4 2007. Filed under 2010, All, Attractions.
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