Kode Art Museum - Lysverket
Former power-company headquarters from 1938 housing art collections and a Michelin-starred restaurant.
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This guide to Kode's Lysverket in Bergen follows appetite rather than art, through a nineteen-thirties headquarters built for the city's power company. It turns on a Bergen-born chef who came home from celebrated American kitchens in twenty twelve and went looking for a word of his own. Along the way you'll meet a diver, a scallop, and a rooftop garden. Best heard outside, facing the windows over the little city lake.
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