While Norway has no shortage of beautiful places to visit , it is a transatlantic flight away from the United States and notoriously expensive once you're there. Thankfully, Washington has its own "Little Norway of the Pacific Northwest."

Filled with calming, clear waters, a history that revolves around the fishing and maritime industries, quaint wooden timber buildings, and, of course, delicious bakeries, it's one of the cutest small towns on the Kitsap Peninsula.

Under the constant glare of Washington's mountains lies the small town of Poulsbo. Known for its beautiful harbor, Scandinavian heritage, and proximity to Kitsap Memorial State Park , it's the perfect Norwegian microcosm in the Pacific Northwest. So, why is there a random Scandinavian town in the heart of Washington state,

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