Narvik Church
Narvik kirke
A red-brick church completed in 1925 on a hill in the town, with altarpieces by Norwegian artists.
Narvik Church is the city's main church. Completed in 1925 and funded by the Swedish mining company LKAB, it is a brick building in a neo-Romanesque style with a tall bell tower. It survived the 1940 battle and remains an important landmark of the city. The interior is spacious and bright, and the stained-glass windows and altarpieces are worth seeing. It is open to visitors in summer, and at other times you can usually enter during services. It is about a 10-minute walk from the city centre.
Opening hours
Open during the day in summer; otherwise mainly for services
Nearby sights
- Narvik War Museum
- Ofoten Line (Ofotbanen)
- Narvikfjellet Gondola & Ski Resort
- Hålogaland Bridge
- Rombaksfjord
- Skjomen Fjord
- Rallarveien (Navvy Road)
- Bjørnfjell