This photo is from Bryggen in Bergen in February 2018. The building pictured is from 1912/1913, and is named after the Hanseatic/German office for trading that was located in the area in the 1400s.
The building was built in 1476, after a fire removed the previous buildings. A fire in 1702 made a second rebuilding in 1711 necessary, and final rebuilt was in 1912-1913. There has also been some remodeling since, according to the Local city archive (in Norwegian).
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