Poulsbo

take the ferry from seattle and drive thru scenic bainbridge island…there are some good places to eat…the little downtown/tourist area is nice…i like to walk around and browse the stores.. the bead store is nice and great prices too….lots of antique stores to explore…just really nice and a great feeling in the air

Don’t forget to stop in Sluys Bakery while you’re there.

Poulsbo is actually quite nice, known as “Little Norway”, its a good place to visit.

There are lots of shops and bakerys, and the waterfront is beautiful, only a 30 minute ferry ride from seattle, and a short drive from Bainbridge Island will get you here. Also every year we have Viking Fest, with booths, and rides. Come and see it for yourself.

You must visit Poulsbo if you live in Washington and are of Norwegian heritage. Poulsbo is known as the “Little Norway” and the town provides you with everything from fattigman to fiskeboller. Very fun!

Poulsbo has been my home for 18 years. I currently live in Arizona and all I can do is dream about going back. It may be small and it may be in Washington (where it rains a lot?) but it is beautiful and there is no other place like it. It’s not until you are gone that you realize what you miss.

Nice little town, with lots of history! Called Viking Town by locals, with a Viking Festival every year.

Quaint little Nordic old town area with lots of antique shops and bakeries.

A short (half hour) ferry ride from Seattle.