Bergenhus Fortress

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Bergenhus Fortress is a well-preserved medieval fortress located at the entrance to the harbor in Bergen, Norway. It dates back to the 1240s and is one of the oldest and most significant fortifications in Norway. The fortress complex includes notable buildings such as Haakon's Hall, a royal ceremonial hall built in the 13th century, and Rosenkrantz Tower, which was constructed in the 16th century and served both as a residence and a defensive structure. Over the centuries, Bergenhus Fortress has played a central role in Norwegian history, witnessing numerous sieges and political events.

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