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Harstad is situated on Norway's largest coastal island, Hinnøya. The region is very varied, with coastal mountains, fjords, some agriculture and even a national park on the island itself - Møysalen National Park. Map. Directions.
Harstad is the perfect base for a holiday in the north. The city of Harstad in Northern Norway is strategically placed on Norway’s largest island Hinnøya and serves as a gateway to Vesterålen and Lofoten. The city is easy to get to from other northern cities, like Narvik, Tromsø, and Bodø.
- The Harstad Area Was The Home of Fierce Vikings
- The Sights Are Found at The Trondenes Peninsula
- The Church of Trondenes Is A Historical Gem
- The Adolf Gun Was Among The Biggest Guns in WWII
- Trondenes Historic Centre Explains All The History
- Trondenes Medieval Farm Makes History Alive
- Walk Around Trondenes For More Insight
- Spend Time in Harstad’s Colourful Centre
- Harstad Has The Best Food in The North
- Røkenes Gård Is A Stately Farm
The Harstad area was the northernmost Viking power centre in Norway. In the basin around the Vågsfjorden, there is rich farmland. Yet more important back then were the trade connections with the Sami people north and east of Harstad, that could provide pelts and furs to be traded in the south. The leading clans could thus maintain an independent po...
Many of the biggest attractions in Harstad are found on the peninsula called Trondenes, just north of the centre. Here you find the old church of Trondenes, the Trondenes Historic Center and the Adolf Gun, all found in a historic landscape and with great views. Walk here (ok, plenty of taxis and buses) along the Stien langs sjøen(“path along the se...
Rising stately over the Vågsfjord, the 13th c. church of Trondenes is an outpost of European gothic. It is one of Norway’s biggest medieval country churches and is of course the world’s northernmost medieval church. The interior is also richly adorned, with no less than three late gothic triptychs and a 1795 organ. Interestingly, the church is also...
Some of the biggest guns built in World War II – the Adolf Guns – were transported from Germany to Trondenes for the occupying forces. To secure the waterway to the iron ore harbour of Narvik from allied attacks, they stationed the canons on top of the Trondenes peninsula. From here, they could sink any allied ship. This is the only place in the wo...
To put all this history into context, go visit the Trondenes historic centre. Here you follow the history from the stone age onwards. A beautiful bronze age necklace and a big iron age cauldron are among the treasures. The rich Viking heritage is explained in depth, and you get to hear the story of the mighty chieftains of the area. The middle ages...
More lively than any museum is the Trondenes medieval farm, a reconstruction of a typical farm from the 13thc. Different from most museums,. you actually get to meet the inhabitants of the farm, from the mighty matrone Jorunn running the farm with a firm hand to the farm hand Limp-Halvor. You’re invited to take part in the daily chores, such as cut...
The Trondenes peninsula is also a place to explore on your own. Just outside the Trondenes church, there are the remnants of the prisoners camp from WWII. Walk across the road toward Lake Laugen, and see remnants from the time when people from the northernmost part of Norway were housed in a camp here while their war-torn towns and villages were re...
Ask anyone in the north, and they will tell you that Harstad is a nice place to linger. They think about the compact little centre with its mixed architecture displaying all varieties of Norwegian architecture from the late 19th c. onwards. In all its colours and shapes, it creates an entertaining ambience. Here you find some cozy cafes, a few inde...
Harstad is a place to eat well. Fish and clams from cold waters, slow-grown vegetables and berries and meat from free range pigs, sheep and goats; the local ingredients are fantastic. They can be prepared in traditional ways, or spiced with influences by world cuisine and the latest trends. Unique tastes thus await your tastebuds. Eat well in the c...
The farm at Røkenes is a gem. The main building dates from 1750 and is filled with old furniture from various periods. The farmes at Røkenes had royal permission to sell liquor, and were thus wealthy enough to import exclusive furniture. Today, the farm is a homely, good restaurant, easily reached by rental e-bikes from town.
Harstad (Norwegian pronunciation: [hɐ̞̂ɻ.ʃt̠ɐ̞] ⓘ, Northern Sami: Hárstták) is the second-most populated municipality in Troms county, Norway. It is mostly located on the large island of Hinnøya.
Welcome to the Harstad google satellite map! This place is situated in Sor-Trondelag, Norway, its geographical coordinates are 62° 53' 0" North, 9° 50' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Hårstad.
Harstad is a town in Harstad Municipality in Troms county, Norway. Harstad has about 21,000 residents. Mapcarta, the open map.
