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All the way up to now. Super entertaining to see. Incredible to see because you would notice a lot of similarities with Bergen now and Bergen in the 1912s. You know, so it kind of just is a reminder of how well they have preserved their history here in Bergen. So that's why I really like the old Bergen Museum and you can take the Benford boat to get there. So now you guys see where you can catch that Benford boat, which is right over here. There's actually another little dock closer to the restaurant Olivia's as well, which is right next to the fish market. Hidden behind the trees, there's four flags there and then there's a brick building and five fire. The city decided, you know what, let's do an archaeological excavation and see what's going on underneath this soil. They thought it would take them five years. It ended up taking them 20 years because they just kept uncovering so much artifacts, so much history. And when they finished their excavation, they put that museum right on top of some real exposed archaeological dig sites. So it's really cool to see. It's literally all found. They were also one of the first, if not the first, museums to use a flash freezing. So they influenced the preservation of artifacts all over the world. So that's also a really interesting museum to go to. It's not free with a Bergen card, I think. I think that one is just a discount that you get. Another thing I want to mention about Bergen here, if you look closely, some of these buildings have little figurines in the front. So next to Maker Brun, there's a little figurine of what looks like to be an angel. You can also see Ein Hjörningen, which is Bergen's oldest restaurant, written in the history books since 1304. You can see the unicorn right there in the yellow building. So you will see some figurines throughout Bergen because, remember, the Black Plague killed a lot of people.