Coal Miners' Bar & Grill

Longyearbyen, the capital of the Svalbard Islands in Norway, is located at 78 degrees north latitude, only 1,300 kilometers away from the North Pole. It is known as the world&#39;s northernmost city and is famous for its unique polar environment, laws prohibiting death and birth, and polar day and night phenomena.
Longyearbyen is located on Spitsbergen, the largest island in the Svalbard Islands. It is located in the Arctic ice field climate zone, with extremely low annual average temperatures, which can reach dozens of degrees below zero in winter, and the average temperature in summer is only around 5&deg;C. 60% of the land is covered by glaciers, and the polar night (late November to mid-February) and polar day (mid-April to mid-August) phenomena are significant. &zwnj;&zwnj;
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Figure 1, Longyearbyen Polar Bear Road Sign
Figure 2, The World&#39;s Northernmost Post Office
Figure 3, The Arctic Exploration Museum displays exhibits related to the many expeditions conducted by explorers from various countries in the first half of the 20th century to reach the North Pole.
Figure 4-6, the first church in Longyearbyen was destroyed by Nazi German bombing during World War II. The current wooden church was rebuilt in 1958. The church is resident by a pastor and two employees and is open only from Tuesday to Friday throughout the year.
Figure 7-14, Longyearbyen
Figure 15, plane wreckage
Figure 18, Longyearbyen polar bear logo
Figure 19, World Seed Bank, the last Noah&#39;s Ark of mankind! This doomsday seed bank buried deep in the Arctic permafrost stores 4.5 million species and more than 2.25 billion grains of crop seeds, which can withstand nuclear bombs, earthquakes, and even glacier melting. The silver seed bags seal the millennium genes of wheat and sorghum, like a giant refrigerator guarding the backup of human civilization.
Figure 20, Longyearbyen Airport

The service attitude needs to be improved. The food is generally good. The only thing is that the meat is venison, which is a bit sour. The bread is incredibly soft and delicious. The green dish has a lot of ingredients, such as cucumber, king crab and fish. Overall, it is still a high-end restaurant worth recommending. The high-end here refers to the cost.

I ordered fish soup with my friends for lunch. It was about 150 yuan per person. It was delicious. The salmon was really fresh. It is worth recommending.

This restaurant is in the Radisson Hotel. Although I didn&#39;t choose to stay, I came here for lunch one day. I went to another restaurant in the hotel first. They said that if I ordered at noon, there were only dim sum boxes (probably Chinese dim sum). The waiter recommended this restaurant outside and said that there were more choices.
The menu is written above the bar. You can order directly and pay. There are burgers, pizza, hotpot, salads, desserts, soups, etc., and the prices are all over 100 Norwegian kroner. There are quite a lot of seafood hot pot ingredients, and the bread is also delicious when dipped in the soup. Pizza has two kinds of tomato or cream sauce~

Coal Miners' Bar & Grill

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