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Poulsbo is a charming small town in Kitsap County, known as the Pacific Northwest's "Little Norway" for its Scandinavian heritage, which dates back to its founding by Fordefjord resident Jorgen Eliason. Poulsbo is home to a population of 10,000 residents and is located on 4.5 square miles along beautiful Liberty Bay, with the snow-capped Olympic Mountains in view in the distance behind the city's skyline. The thriving community has become a tourist destination for attractions such as the Sea Discovery Center, which offers an aquarium full of marine life from the nearby Puget Sound. The city retains much of its historic Norwegian character, with traditional Poulsbo Bread sold at the renowned Sluy's Bakery. Several award-winning breweries are offered in town, along with the Poulsbo Historical Society Museum, which highlights the region's social and cultural history. Be sure to check out the Viking Fest the 3rd weekend of May.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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