Discover Poulsbo, WA—affectionately known as “Little Norway”—on this immersive walking tour through its charming waterfront city centre. Originally home to the Suquamish Tribe, this coastal town later welcomed Norwegian settlers in the 1880s, drawn by the bay’s fjord-like landscape. Explore Poulsbo’s layered history, from its Indigenous roots to its thriving days of logging, farming, and shipbuilding. Highlights include vibrant Viking-inspired murals, historic landmarks like the Hostmark and Eliason Buildings, and insights into the town’s resilience after the 1914 fire. We'll honour Suquamish heritage, delve into Norwegian culture, and admire the beauty of Liberty Bay. Stops include the Poulsbo Heritage and Maritime Museums (viewed from outside), the historic Sons of Norway Lodge, and the active Port of Poulsbo. End with a taste of local flavour at a nearby artisan shop. Perfect for history lovers, this one-hour tour brings Poulsbo’s storey vividly to life.