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Updated • updatedOct 7, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 7, 2025
Nestled in the stunning landscapes of northern Norway, Bodø is a city that beautifully marries modern architecture with rich history. As you wander through its streets, you'll be captivated by the striking silhouette of the Bodø Cathedral, with its unique design and impressive bell tower standing tall against the backdrop of the sky. This vibrant town is not just about its iconic buildings; it also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding fjords and mountains, making it a perfect destination for those who appreciate both culture and nature.
For those eager to explore, Bodø boasts a variety of attractions that showcase its architectural charm and scenic vistas. From the fascinating Norwegian Aviation Museum to the enchanting Stormen Concert Hall, each site tells a story of the city’s heritage and artistic spirit. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely stroll along the harbor or hiking up Rønvik for panoramic views, Bodø invites you to discover its unique skyline and the captivating experiences that await around every corner.
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Lutheran church
Museums
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Bodø Cathedral, also known as Bodo Domkirke, is a significant landmark in Bodø, Norway. Constructed between 1954 and 1956 to replace the church destroyed during World War II, it boasts a Basilica shape and is made of concrete. The interior is adorned with a striking 12-meter-high stained-glass window designed by Age Storstein. The cathedral's detached steeple sets it apart from others in Norway.
This Cathedral is quite surprising for a relatively small town like Bodo. It is well worth visiting, with a modernist appearance outside and a more traditional one inside. Outside the there is an external bell tower which I think is a war memorial for Norwegians in WW2.
Inside the cathedral the atmosphere is very peaceful, and the organ was playing when we visited. There is a lovely stained glass window above the altar, and the cover over the font seems to be covered in reindeer hide!
There is no charge for visiting the building, and there are also toilets if you need them.
Leslie J — Google review
Looks majestic at a quiet town. We couldn’t enter though. It’s a few minutes walk from the nearest shopping mall.
Bodo Iconic church with simple modern architecture The church is located in the city center
I visited this cathedral a Saturday morning in mid July of 2025 and found the door closed, the only day of the week it's not accessible. The previous cathedral was bombed during WWII one of many crimes committed by the Germans in Norway
An unexpected gem inside when the outside looks rather cold, uninspiring and somewhat brutal. (Apart from the tower) . Inside its simple but beautifully decorated. The ceiling gives the impression of being in the upside down Hull of ship. It was truly wonderful. A couple of points of note, Entry is free, and there are also toilets inside.
Walking around Bodo, I spotted the Cathedral so went in. Built in 1956, the exterior harkens back to traditional church shapes but the interior is modern. The stained glass windows really appealed to me; vibrant colors; appear up to date but not abstract. Their 36 panels are smaller sized than normal so you can focus on each panel and then look at the next one. The story-telling panels are interspersed with panels of geometric designs. It’s not overwhelming to look at and is easy to follow the story. Very well designed and executed.
The other unusual thing is that there are 10 thick woven rugs on the walls above the pews, about 5’x7’. These represent the fishing rugs that were woven by townswomen for the fishermen to take on their boats to stay warm. Several are vibrantly colored and all have patterns that reflect fishing or stages of life.
I didn’t have time to really explore the interior since today was the 1st organ concert of their summer series. I happily paid my $15 and enjoyed 55 minutes of amazing music. The guest organist was from a Paris church. Their info brochure says they have concerts throughout the year and musicians are eager to play here.
A modern structure in elevate position of the town with huge interesting bell tower on the front of it , the inside is light decorated plenty lights with some beautiful stained glass The Place has space for a magnificent organ and playground for kids the place is very popular in town and gather numbers people in services time.The outside is paved with big granite stone not very safe in frozen weather the cathedral has an entrance and facility for disabled-
Details available in Norwegian, German and English about this cathedral. The 12 bells ring on the hour-- beautiful! Souvenirs available for purchase. Toilet inside.
Torvgata 12, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Museum
Military Museums
Specialty Museums
The Norwegian Aviation Museum, located in Bodo, is a captivating destination for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs. This impressive museum boasts an extensive collection of vintage civilian and military aircraft, along with interactive displays and a restoration workshop. Visitors can explore the rich aviation history of Norway through exhibitions showcasing aircraft, engines, artifacts, and engaging interactive exhibits. The museum also offers insights into the country's aviation pioneers, flight technology development, and the significant role of aviation in Norway's past.
Incredible museum – even for non-aviation fans!
Wonderfully curated with so much attention to detail. Full of fascinating history, not just for plane enthusiasts. A truly memorable experience – absolutely worth a visit!
Cessna D — Google review
This is one of the best museum I ever visited. HUGE positive surprise! 100% recommend. Maker sure you have at least half a day because it is not small! Interesting even if you aren’t into aviation.
Waoo ! This place is a state of the art of Aviation museum. This is a must see. The preservation of the machine is incredible, the scenic impressive, very well documented. Well done for such great achievement 👏🏻👍🏻
The museum is amazing. I am an airline pilot myself and must say I was amazed, especially the military aviation section. The U-2 Dragon Lady, one of my all-time favorite was a huge surprise to me!
There is really nothing to complain about. I did notice in the civil aviation section that the dates were a bit out of order in terms of following it chronologically (the dates were correct), and I also noticed a complete lack of mention of Santos Dumont, the first pilot to start and land a self-propelled aircraft.
Be that as it may, I’d still rate it 100%
Great museum. So many planes (!), but also so much more. From early flights and myths and spectacles; to commercial and military... All fascinating. Give it plenty of time. 3-4 hours of wonder; a cafe; and great guides.
A joy. Thank you.
Brilliant museum at a reasonable price would highly recommend, wasn’t expecting the size and variety of items particularly from ww2
Excellent museum. There’s a range of brilliant exhibits on military and civil aviation, and you can climb the control tower which gives a lovely view over Bodø. I spent 1/2 hours here but could’ve spent more. Costa 195 NOK for an adult and it’s worth it.
The best museum for boys in whole of Norway...and for girls also. Amazing collection. We spent 4h and operations tower where you actually see plane landing was a cherry on the top of the cake.
Børtindgata 35B, 8004 Bodø, Norway•
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Gastropub
Bar
Brewpub
Hundholmen Brygghus is a popular spot in the city, offering a diverse dining experience. The restaurant features an a la carte menu with locally sourced ingredients, while the bar serves up traditional yet high-quality dishes. With its own in-house brewery, Hundholmen Brygghus boasts a strong focus on beer, offering several types of home-produced beers alongside a wide selection of other beverages.
Moral conundrum or not, eating a whale driven dinner was on my to do list. A very “When in Bodø” moment. Chat GPT recommended Hundholmen Brygghus and they did not disappoint! First they brought out a free appetizer for my friend and I, the whale had a unique flavor but was perfectly cooked and the dessert was also fantastic.
Two thumbs up.
Ryan P — Google review
awesome pub in the center of Bodø on two floors. it feels like you are in a real Irish pub. delicious fries, the burger is ok. definitely worth a try for a quick lunch or if you want to enjoy a great beer in front of the sea
It was fine. Good house made beer. I had the open faced steak sandwich. Family had burgers. Really good fries. We were there shortly after they opened so it was quiet. Bartender was friendly and the toilets were clean. Worth a stop if you are waiting for your ferry.
The casual yet unique atmosphere, with well decorated place and delicious food put this restaurant in my top list in the Scandinavian region. I took the five course meal, which was a great experience.
The service was lovely, friendly and very caring.
very high quality food both at the restaurant and at the bar, excellent local beer, and the best nachos i’ve had in europe
A nice busy place, with a mix of large parties and single diners, and drinkers outside in the patio area.
I had the mixed starters / very nice assortment of whale, ham, cheese, fishball, olives and crisp bread.
Had a streak with chips for my main. The steak was disappointing and tasted like liver.
Not a lot of choice for desert, had the Chocolate moose.
Nice waiting staff, friendly and welcoming
Best Burger I’ve eaten in my (short) life.
Some of the most hospitable staff I’ve met in the industry! Damn good house brewed beer on tap as well as proper crafted cocktails with care to create house prepared syrups, infusions, and “super juice” lemons for quality and consistency with sour drinks. The whole place was rented out for the Power Forum conference and they served over 300 people arriving at once without a hitch. Colour me impressed 💯
Tollbugata 13, 8005 Bodø, Norway•
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Restaurant
Italian restaurant
Pizza restaurant
Restaurant Bjørk, located in Glasshuset, offers a delightful Italian dining experience with homemade pasta and stone oven-baked pizzas. The menu also features unique dishes like pumpkin schnitzel and grilled reindeer cooked on a charcoal grill. When the weather is pleasant, guests can enjoy their meals in the outdoor dining area with views of Kulturkvartalet and the harbor. The restaurant's welcoming ambiance and professional service make it a favorite dining spot in Bodo.
Pizza crust is soft and the pizza had a lot of cheese, ham and mushroom. Not very salty and is quite good.
Omelette was also tasty and i liked it very much.
Lastly, the pasta was the tastiest dish. The cream cheese made the pasta taste really good ans the bacon and chicken added to the good taste.
Ethan L — Google review
I have travelled the world and eaten at many high quality restaurants. The grilled stock fish meal is the best meal I’ve had in my entire life. I can’t recommend this place enough. I will be going back each day I am in Bodø to experience this culinary sensation. If you ever meet a kid named Bjørk in Midwest America that is my child and they were named after this meal I’ve just had.
The food was delicious. We had the wolf/cat fish and the chef recommendation menu. The chef menu had lots of varied and tasty courses. It would have been too much food for me but the other two with me loved it! Friendly service and calm atmosphere.
Where to begin - the food was cooked to perfection with filling portion sizes and packed with flavour, especially for the pizza and dessert. The wine choices were also excellent, each one complementing the meal. The atmosphere was perfect, especially for a one year anniversary celebration and the service from the staff was excellent - attentive, friendly and welcoming!
We came here with my parents during a trip in Norway. We were a bit in a hurry but the waitress was very comprehensive ! We wait no more than 15min and the food was excellent ! Can only recommend this place in Bodø ! ☺️
The wolffish here was absolutely divine. Don’t let the location of this arctic city fool you, this food is legit. And that’s coming from a Chicagoan who’s eaten at some of best restaurants in Chicago
3 of us Stopped in here when we had a stop over on the Hurtugruten.
We had lunch and we had the soup of the day along with fish and chips.. yes how "Italian" of us. However that's what I'm like, it's their Norwegian take on it and it works.
Soup of the day was good, could have done with more fish in the soup but the taste was great. Their focaccia needs more work, probs a little more salt and seasoning.
Fish and chips was good. The fish was their local cod but was dried out which it what they call "Tursk" strange to me that you would deep fry already dried fish but I sorta worked and tasted good.
Not a bad spot for lunch.
I was planning to go somewhere else,but that wasn't open yet. I went here instead. The service is really good,quite some table's occupied,but I didn't have to wait long at all ,for my Pizza Bjork. It is one of the best pizza's I ever ate. It's very tasty and the Pesto and the Salami ,work really well together.
Storgata 8, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
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Coffee shop
Melkebaren is a popular spot in Bodo known for its locally roasted coffee and friendly staff. The cafe offers an extensive selection of coffee, including ice cream, muffins, and other baked goods. Visitors can enjoy the cozy ambiance while sipping on their favorite brew or indulge in some homemade croissants, macaroons, and pralines at Craig Alibone Patisserie & Champagneria nearby.
Beautiful and chill place in Bodo. This is a retro milk bar with a modest selection of pastries, waffles, and sandwiches that are tasty. You can also get some soft drinks. There is a decent range of icecream that is creamy and tasty. You can also buy an interesting selection of coffees. The atmosphere is lovely.
Damir A — Google review
Best coffee we’ve had on our travels in Norway! Really delicious. Lovely atmosphere, great cake and cookies, brilliant staff.
The best coffee in Bodø. Friendly staff, cozy atmosphere, and a great location. Highly recommended.
Very nice coffee shop with friendly staff and chill atmosphere. The coffee is well balanced and fit for coffee snobs. We didn't try any of the food but the coffee is great!
Friendly cafe.
Fair price.
The taste of the coffee is excellent unlike the rest of the city
Beautiful little cafe, had a great breakfast snack here.
The atmosphere as you walk in is really cosy and warm! We were immediately served by a friendly barista and I ordered a mocca with a solbolle. It was incredible, the drinks are beautifully decorated and the pastry is delicious! 10/10, I would come back if I lived in the area. They also sell loads of different coffees, teas and pots.
The best cafe in Bodø! The barista, Sebastian, was very helpful and gave me a lot of suggestions and tips about coffee in Norway. Good ambiance and great coffee!
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Museum
History Museums
Nestled in the charming town of Bodø, the Nordland Museum is a treasure trove of regional history and culture. Established in 1888, though housed in a building from 1904, this museum has faced its share of challenges, including damage during World War II when it served as a meeting place for a fascist party. Today, visitors can explore fascinating exhibitions that delve into local heritage—from archaeological artifacts dating back to the Iron Age to insights into traditional Sami culture.
Found this museum on a stop at Bodø,it had been given over to a celebration of Sami art and culture for 2025. We were warmly welcomed and given a personal tour. The dry aquarium in the basement was great fun
Nick T — Google review
The Sapmi exhibit was such a wonderful experience, especially for a rainy day. Each work of art was thoughtfully explained in the available pamphlets. Wide variety of media. The staff was so sincere and caring, and we had a really heartfelt conversation about the exhibition’s significance to all of us today. I loved it!
A small scale Museum, giving five stars here for the extremely friendly welcome and the very interesting 25 minute Bodo film presentation. The dry aquarium is interesting but small so don’t have high expectations. Otherwise some interesting temporary exhibitions. Certainly worth a visit to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the history of Bodo and the region.
Very interesting and precise museum telling Bodø’s long story from its founding, to present day. Short and precise, so in some areas i would have loved a bit more information, and the qr guide codes didnt work when i visited which meant i probably missed some information.
Tip top service from the staff!
Had a wonderful time at this museum last night. Firstly, I appreciated the locker and coat rack... it's so nice to enjoy a museum without worrying about coats and backpacks. Secondly, the staff member we talked to was lovely and clearly very passionate about the museum as well as the local products they carried. The exhibits about the Sapmi people were beautiful and fascinating... I learned so much more about the history and culture of these people... well done!
I would agree with a previous review as 150 kr was definitely not worth spending here ( 2 rooms of installation Art which I did not connect with then a 25 minute documentary on Bodo which was very superficial and a tank of taxidermied fish,most of the lights to indicate each fish written in Norwegian weren’t working ….absolutely nothing else). The city’s Salmon centre was surprisingly much more interesting and better value so I’d recommend this even though it is a biased presentation about salmon farming.
Museum closed today although google says it is open. In gift shop, girl behind counter said the museum was closed for the whole of September. Please update online.
Not worth it for 150 nok.
Liked the scary fish in the basement, and at least I learned the date when cod came to Bodo.
That is all.
The other two expositions is some poorly made art stuff
NY inngang: vendt mot solparken, store vinduer, Prinsens gate 116, 8005 Bodø, Norway•
Mountain peak
Nature & Parks
Mountains
Keiservarden is a popular mountain peak near Bodo, offering stunning city, water, and sunset views from its 366-meter summit. The hike to the top includes trails and a stone staircase, making it accessible for less experienced hikers or those with limited time. For more experienced hikers seeking a thrill, there are alternative routes like Finnkonnakken, Litltind, or Steigtind. The 2.
Quite popular mountain nearby the city. 366moh, above sea level. You will get 360°view from the top. Worth to climb for. 4 kilometers going up from Maskinisten.
Liss E — Google review
Great views - not too challenging a hike to the top
Amazing hike beautiful views loved the colors
Lot of people but great
A great hike. Nice views.
Nice view of bodø and easy to get from the city!!
Totally stunning views from the top of the mountain. The point of 366 meters above sea level is called Keiservarden and is a rather easy and nice hike close to Bodo. Travel to Turisthytten and walk from there. The path is 2.3 km of which the fist km is a really easy path, wide and smooth. The last 1.3 km is still an easy walk but know it goes up hill with uneven stone stairs mixed with mountain paths and stony parts. Lots of people run up to the top and most people wear running shoes but I recommend a light walking shoe for the hike and some warm clothes for the top once you reach it. You'll want to stay and it can be quite windy up here. The view will show you Saltstraumen, Kjerringoy, Bodo city and if you go in the summer on a sunny day - an amazing midnight sun.
The view is super nice although going up is a challenge but as you go up, you also see the view of whole Bodø, as well as the different nature views surrounding it.
Concert hall
Civic center
Convention center
Cultural center
Stormen Concert Hall is a remarkable venue that hosts an array of magnificent performances, including concerts, plays, and stand-up shows. Their schedule offers a wide variety of events on a regular basis. For those visiting Bodo during the Christmas season, it is highly recommended to secure tickets for one of their enchanting Christmas concerts, as it promises an extraordinary and magical experience. The exterior and interior of the concert hall are captivating, creating an atmosphere that truly captivates its audience.
Just sinply love the exterior, interior, acoustics and the athmosphere in this house/venue, absolutely love it. With a various set of venues it can mostly cover it all of shows, genres and audience.
Svein H — Google review
Concert Hall & Library are okay, but overall Bodø is rather ugly. Almost as though the mindset is: We're located in one of the most beautiful places on the planet & everyone's going to Lofoten anyway, so what do we need to care about our pathways & city architecture...
Addendum, 16.12.2023: After the reply from Stormen Concert Hall (cf last pic), I feel a little embarrassed, somewhat sorry even for my harsh words. I do, o/c, recognize the monstrous destructions the Germans brought over Norway in WWII! But in addition to this, there seems to be a certain general negligence in Norwegian city planning/zoning, which I also found in Tromsø, parts of Trondheim, even in places such as Oppdal, that can't be solely explained with reference to the aftermath of WWII.
I've discussed this with a lot of local people during the trip, particularly in Tromsø, many of whom expressed their disappointment with their resp. city's architecture. It seems the situation got worse since, say, the 1980s when city planers gave largely unrestricted leeway to big corporate real estate players. And those guys usually pay less attention to the aesthetics of their buildings within a city's structure than they do to corporate profit. To prevent the resulting architectural disasters is actually the task of sensible city planning.
Either way, I appreciate the reply & honestly wish Bodø only the best, particularly for Bodø2024, when the city is the European Capital of Culture! I may even be back then.
Loved the hall and the building. Enjoyed great concerts here
Bright sunlight in the early hours of the morning early June, the night is still young in Bodo !!!!!
Good atmosphere and great service. Chairs are designed for small people.
Great stage both as a musician and in the ordience
Great variety in artists and shows.
Nice, but needs more bathrooms if it will hold conferences.
Modern, very nice! Great sound and lighting for concerts!
Storgata 1B, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Shopping mall
Shopping
Glasshuset is a centrally located hotel near the city's glass arcade, offering tasteful decor and excellent service. Guests can enjoy a complimentary evening buffet during their stay. The adjacent glass arcade provides a large shopping area with numerous stores, making it an ideal destination for those who love to shop. Whether you're looking for a small but satisfying shopping experience or simply want to explore the variety of shops available, Glasshuset has something for everyone.
Shopping mall in Bodo..
Edward T — Google review
A nice small shopping centre in the middle of Bodo, lot's of nice little shops, nothing fancy, but great for some little shopping.
Centrum and stores are affordable good ; H&M , Normal and others...
Glasshuset is a medium size shopping cetre located just 1 minute from the Bodø Sentrum Bus Station. Glasshuset is the glass house in English by the way :D. Mostly I go to Eurospar for the groceries and Fram Kino to watch new Movies out there with my friends. Also, it has cool restaurants and shopping places within its 4 stoyered building.
Sometimes, people and organizations arranges programes where they need to advertise their prodcuts as its kind a junction where people often travels to and from the Bodø Sentrum..!!
good selection of stores if you don’t want to drive to city nord, you’ll find anything you need but it’s a bit limited if you’re looking to eat or are looking for fashion
Good selection of shops, cafes and restaurants. Also Smith's bar upstairs for a friendly meal and drink. The only cinema in the area is here too.
20 min walk from Hurtigruten terminal, good selection of shops inc Spar supermarket
Nice atmosphere, good selection of shops, plus it's in town so walk distances to other shops aren't long.
Art gallery
Shopping
Art center
Art dealer
The art gallery Bodøgaard - kunst & kultur offers a captivating ambiance that is truly outstanding. Visitors are treated to an unforgettable encounter, creating a profound impression on their senses. The atmosphere within the gallery is remarkable, providing an enchanting experience for all who visit. It exudes an extraordinary aura that is truly remarkable and leaves a lasting impact on those who appreciate it.
A quaint place filled with local art. Very demure.
Jose P — Google review
Supercool, if you're into some local flavor. The art museum had beautiful paintings, and they had a back room with some extremely fun drawings and prints, but the highlight is the ethnographic part, with collections of all sorts of cool historical objects right at hand crammed into a few rooms. Like being in the garage of an obsessive collector. If you go, you'll have the place mostly to yourself. Takes about an hour or so to fully enjoy. Proprietor is super nice.
Amazing atmosphere in the gallery ❤️
It was an amazing experience!
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(Translated by Google) Great place, nice art and pleasant atmosphere. Take a trip and see the works of art on display.
(Original)
Flott plass, fin kunst og trivelig atmosfære. Ta en tur innom og se kunstverkene som er utstilt.
(Translated by Google) I didn't understand the principle... I didn't see anyone, only a few uninteresting and poorly displayed works. I only stayed a few minutes. I didn't take 1 photo of the interior, that's saying something!
(Original)
Je n'ai pas compris le principe... je n'ai vu personne, seules qq œuvres sans intérêt et mal exposées. Je ne suis resté que qq minutes. Je n'ai pas pris 1 photo de l'intérieur, c'est dire!
(Translated by Google) Nice place, also for those who have no interest in art
(Original)
Fint sted, også for den som ikke har interesse for kunst
Skeiddalen 2A, 8070 Bodø, Norway•
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Historical landmark
The Nyholms Fort and Lighthouse in Bodo harbour is a historic landmark that dates back to 1810. Although it was abandoned in 1835, it has been restored to its original condition and opened for public tours since the mid-1960s. The fortress offers a rustic experience with its surrounding hills, providing visitors with a nice view of Bodo town's Castle. Despite being exposed to wind due to its open location, the fort is a wonderful place to visit.
Wonderful place, with nice view into the Castle of Bodø town, surrounded by hills.
I Had wonderful experience in here open place so might by a bit windy so by ready for what.
In opposite side directions have one side to the Mountain and sea in other side is growing Bodø town.
Deividas K — Google review
Very nice place for some amazing pics from the other side of Bodo city. You get really good 360 degree view of the area. Glad I visited this place. Only 10 min from the marina area. Free to visit. Free parking nearby, too. If you are in Bodo city, do visit.
Adorable miniature fortress ruins with gorgeous view over the skyline.
Although being not so easy to reach without the use of a car or a bike these ruins remain a must-see in the small town of Bodø. The place is extremely tiny and can require not more than 10 minutes to be thoroughly explored. Anyway it provides some really nice views over the city and surrounding areas with the sea and various islands all around.
For tourists coming to Bodø in either train or plane it's recommendable to make use of the widely available electric scooters provided by Ryde. A good advice is to opt for the daily pass so to be able to explore the entirety of the town autonomously.
Free public toilet is available (only in specific season).
A short visit to the fort is highly recommended for anyone passing by Bodø.
Really a bit underwhelming. Might have been the bad weather but there's also no option for parking anywhere near the fort.
Beautifull space, but accessability by foot is horrible
Very nice little hike from center. Peaceful and relaxing.
Strangely not well sign posted and at very end of rough road without footpath through industrial area. Good views of Bodo harbour.
So excited place. Lots good emotions especially at sunset time😁 free for visiting. WC works from April to October
Nyholmen, 8012 Bodø, Norway•
War museum
In addition to the mentioned aviation museum, visitors can gain further insights into the impact of the war on Bodo by exploring the Bodo War History Museum. This museum, located close to the aviation museum, offers a valuable opportunity to learn about the historical events that shaped this area. The museum operates limited hours on Tuesdays and Sundays but also arranges tours upon request. While children enjoy free admission, adults are only charged a nominal fee of 50 kr.
(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit if you are in Bodø. Close to the aviation museum so you can visit both when you are in the area
(Original)
Vel verdt et besøk hvis man er i Bodø. Nært flymuseet så man kan besøke begge når man er i området
Alf-Robert S — Google review
A small museum, run by very dedicated volunteers who are passionate about the subject and will give you a tour in English if possible.
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately only a short stay in Bode, about 45 minutes. What we saw was beautiful. Nice, small, clean city. But we were fully compensated by beautiful northern light sightings on the return journey/onward journey.
(Original)
In Bode leider nur ein kurzer Aufenthalt ca 45 min .was wir gesehen haben war schön .Nette kl saubere Stadt. Wir wurden aber auf der Rückfahrt/ Weiterfahrt durch wunderschöne Polarlicht Sichtungen voll entschädigt.
(Translated by Google) Remembrance work is carried out here with passion. Truly impressive!
(Original)
Mit Herzblut wird hier Erinnerungsarbeit betrieben. Wahrlich beeindruckend!
(Translated by Google) Closed throughout the summer, should inform about this on the website. It says open there. So it was a toll trip
(Original)
Stengt i hele sommer, bør informere om på hjemmesiden. Der står det åpent. Så det ble bomtur
(Translated by Google) If you don't speak Norwegian you will definitely need one of the volunteers, as there is very little signage in English.
(Original)
Wenn man kein Norwegisch kann braucht man auf jeden Fall einen der Freiwilligen, sehr wenig auf Englisch beschriftet.
(Translated by Google) Stumbled upon this place while my brother and I were at scout camp Nord 2017. The exhibition was very interesting and educational, but so was the building itself. The museum is in an old fire station for a former airport that was used during the Second World War.
I regret not taking pictures inside.
Really a place to recommend for those interested, just be aware of limited opening hours
(Photos taken from Nordlandsbadet, entrance on the other side)
(Original)
Snublet over dette stedet mens jeg og broren min var på speiderleir Nord2017. Utstillingen var veldig interessang og lærerik men selve bygget også. Museet er i en gammel brannstasjon for en tidligere flyplass som ble brukt under den andre verdenskrig.
Angrer på at jeg ikke tok bilder inne.
Virkelig et sted å anbefale for interesserte, bare vær obs på begrenset åpningstid
(Bilder tatt fra Nordlandsbadet, inngang på andre siden)
(Translated by Google) Small museum with very friendly volunteers!
(Original)
Kleines Museum mit sehr freundlichen freiwilligen Mitarbeitern!
Hålogalandsgata 110C, 8008 Bodø, Norway•
Art center
Shopping
Art gallery
Arts organization
Outlet mall
The Bodø Art Society is a remarkable establishment that I highly recommend. It showcases talented and innovative artists, offering a unique and authentic experience. Notably, entry to this art center is free of charge, making it accessible to all individuals. The venue itself is delightful, with attractive premises and staff members who are friendly and accommodating. Whether you're an avid art enthusiast or simply looking for an enjoyable cultural outing, the Bodø Art Society won't disappoint.
It was a great experience to attend the Sami exhibit. The curator Yngvil Riise does an amazing job, and is very helpful.
If you are in town, it's a place to pay a visit!
Marya S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Was there to see the exhibition Gullevaš/Golgolaš and was not disappointed.
(Original)
Var det for å se utstillingen Gullevaš/Golgolaš og ble ikke skuffet.
Nice
(Translated by Google) Great premises and pleasant staff.
(Original)
Flotte lokaler og trivelig personale.
(Translated by Google) Superb place that I recommend: original artists and free entry
(Original)
Superbe lieu que je recommande : artistes originaux et entrée gratuite
(Translated by Google) I recommend this place.
(Original)
Polecam to miejsce.
Shopping mall
Nestled in Stormyra, City Nord stands as the largest shopping center in Northern Norway, boasting an impressive 40,000 square meters of retail space. With over 100 diverse stores under one roof, it offers a fantastic mix of shops and eateries that cater to all tastes. While City Nord is perfect for those seeking convenience and variety, the city center nearby provides a more intimate shopping experience with unique boutiques and cozy cafes.
Best mall in Bodø, lots of shops and a good variety of. Plus, convenient bus access.
Lovelace W — Google review
Big mall with many shop, but it has a confusing layout.
Cool place for shopping with 3 hours of free parking and still near the center of Bodo. Good sports shops such as XXL or Sportissimo. Good electro shop Elljjøp. You can also each burger, sushi ot grab a coffee at Starbucks even do the shopping in Rema 1000 or buy alcohol at Vinmonopolen.
One of the best mall in Bodo. Probably has 100+ stores n restaurants in and around the area. Lots of options for shopping.
Considering the Northern parts of Norway it's really huge, lots of parking space first 3 hours are free, lots of choice.
Good experience, big enough, various brand and shops together, good accessibility and clean.
A real maze, there are little indications to show you the way, and no map that indicates which shops are where. Although, it's quite nice, there are a lot of stores for clothing, sports, food, care products. There's also a huge supermarket on the ground floor, where you can find basically all you need.
Great Mall above the Arctic Circle...
Stormyrveien 20, 8008 Bodø, Norway•
affordable
Bar
Art gallery
Concert hall
Pub
If you're on the hunt for a vibrant nightlife experience in Bodo, look no further than Dama Di. This trendy bar, located on Sjogata, has quickly become a local favorite and is often compared to the hip spots found in Berlin. With its eclectic vintage decor and an atmosphere that radiates creativity, Dama Di offers more than just drinks; it’s a cultural hub where you can enjoy live music every Thursday night during their Halv ti pa torsdag event.
Incredible bar with magical atmosphere aboie all on Tuesdays nights with great concerts, singers and musiciens. I highly recommend this place, a must to visit.
Clotilde R — Google review
Great atmosphere during the week.
Live concerts and good music.
Very trendy bar
We were here for NYE 2024. The bartenders were friendly and efficient. We never had to wait in a long line to get drinks. There was a great DJ spinning tunes. I Shazamed a lot of new music to enjoy at home. There were four of us, and we found a table to hang out in. There are a ton of different rooms to gather in and a pool table. This is a great bar to enjoy by yourself or with friends.
Really neat place. Great music, and a big bonus is the charming American bartender. Anyone know if he's single? 🥰
Catastrophic service by a drunk and drugged waiter who spills drinks and ignores people waiting for 15 minutes to be served. He doesn't know where he is, let alone who is next. I told all this to the owner, who ignored it and was possibly in an even worse state than the waiter.
It was a great experience barman was great and kept the drinks coming.
Late night music bar. Doesn't get busy until after 11pm. Immense choice of drinks. As everywhere in Norway, very expensive. Laid back atmosphere. Enjoyed it, but you need to check if they have live music on, as they want to charge.
Best bar in Bodø with two shuffleboards a kicker table and a billiard board and a huge offer of alcoholic drinks for average norwegian price. Very cosey and hip inventory and long opening hours for a great night out.
Sjøgata 18, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
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Nestled just a short stroll from the historic Bodin Church, Andedammen, or the duck pond in Norwegian, is a delightful oasis that beckons nature enthusiasts and those in search of serenity. This picturesque spot features charming wooden benches and quaint white pavilions that invite you to sit back and soak in the tranquil surroundings. As you wander along tiny wooden bridges, you'll be captivated by the sight of adorable ducks gliding gracefully across the water's surface.
Very interesting insight into Sami culture
Adrian H — Google review
Broof
(Translated by Google) BODIN CEMETERY
Beautiful church and cemetery
(Original)
BODIN KIRKEGÅRD
Flot kirke og kirkegård
(Translated by Google) Considering that 5,000 years ago, someone carved this drawing into the stone you're standing in front of...
It's easy to find thanks to Google Maps. It's hidden between two settlements in "wild nature."
If you walk downhill, you'll come to a beautiful path along the water's edge. At the end, there's a lawn in a bathing bay with a diving platform.
(Original)
Wenn man bedenkt, dass vor 5000 Jahren jemand diese Zeichnung in den Stein geritzt hat vor dem man gerade steht...
Dank google maps gut zu finden. Liegt er zwischen zwei Siedlungen in "wilder Natur" verborgen.
Geht man Berg ab, kommt man an eine schönen Weg entlang der Wasserkante. Am Ende gibt es eine Liegewiese in einer Badebucht mit Sprungturm.
(Translated by Google) Needs a renovation! Both at the end of the water and with the seats. Worn furniture that needs at least a new coat of paint.
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Trenges en oppussing! Både endi vannet og med sitteplassene. Slitte møblement som trenger iallefall nytt strøk maling.
(Translated by Google) I used to go to the duck pond as a child and was very disappointed with what I saw yesterday. The pond has grown over again, there were almost no birds there, and the railings and benches were worn out. This beautiful place should be maintained!
(Original)
Jeg pleide å dra til andedammen som barn, og var veldig skuffet over det jeg så i går. Dammen har grodd igjen, det var nesten ingen fugler der, og rekkverk og benker var slitt. Dette nydelige stedet burde vedlikeholdes!
(Translated by Google) The duck pond is always wonderful to visit.
(Original)
Andedammen er alltid fantastisk å besøke.
(Translated by Google) Fantastic space! Even more wonderful if people manage to follow instructions/not throw biscuits/breadcrumbs around the pond so that dozens of seagulls come to scare the ducks away
(Original)
Fantastisk plass! Enda mer fantastisk om folk klarer å følge anvisning/ikke kaste kjeks/brødsmuler rundt omkring dammen sånn at det kommer flere titalls måser å skremmer bort endene
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Museum
Stiftelsen Nordlandsmuseet is a captivating cultural institution located in Norway, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history and heritage of the Nordland region. Visitors can explore an array of exhibits that highlight local traditions, maritime history, and the natural environment. The museum offers engaging activities for all ages, making it a perfect destination for families and history enthusiasts alike.
Torvgata 8B, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Tourist information center
Visitor center
Bodø turistinformasjon serves as the ultimate gateway for travelers exploring the stunning city of Bodø, Norway. This tourist information center is dedicated to providing visitors with a wealth of resources, including maps, brochures, and expert advice on local attractions and activities. Whether you're seeking recommendations for breathtaking hikes in the surrounding nature or tips on cultural experiences within the city, Bodø turistinformasjon has you covered.
a wealth of updated information for current week and month and for the winter months. staff is so nice and informative in asking the time constraints of each guests before any recommendations.
some tickets can be purchased here at the office.
for a small town, this office is centrally located, amazing help and ranked as high quality in service as larger cities like oslo and bergen.
Henriette R — Google review
The local tourist office was a gem during my visit! The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, and they spoke excellent English, making it easy for me to get all the information I needed. Even at noon, there was no long line, which was a pleasant surprise. Their efficiency and hospitality made my experience truly enjoyable. If you're in town, don't miss this top-notch tourist office! 🗺️😊
Better not to travel by train when you visit the northernmost European Cultural Capital 2024. Never seen such a rotten waiting area in a European city.
Location has moved from Tollbugatan 13 to Torvgatan 9 (Rådhuset). A bit difficult to find. While visiting there on first of June, there weren’t any service personnel in sight within opening hours. The big screen with hand writing on it made me think I was in candid camera. Only handful of brochures, and almost none in English. Trust that it’ll get better as the summer season fully kicks in.
Nice with plenty of space!
Friendly and helpful staff!
The tourist information is very recommendable!
We received honest recommendations about what to do and what not to do. We also got the bus directions we needed to get to the places we want to visit.
Great info, a large selection of booklets also for the Lofoten and Vesteralen islands. The souvenirs were a bit disappointing.
Dronningens gate 15, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Library
The Bodø Public Library is a modern and clean building that stays open until 9 pm, catering to the Norwegian love for reading during the dark winter nights. The library features a cozy cafe serving light meals, cakes, and hot drinks. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the harbor from the large windows while indulging in reading or studying. The well-maintained bathrooms and exceptional architecture create a welcoming atmosphere for book lovers and anyone seeking a serene library experience.
beautiful with 3 stories high atrium, clean and impeccable furnished in cheerful light birch color. quiet and spotless reading room with womb chairs. spacious and great bathrooms.
Henriette R — Google review
Library & Concert Hall are okay, but overall Bodø is rather ugly. Almost as though the mindset is: We're located in one of the most beautiful places on the planet & everyone's going to Lofoten anyway, so what do we need to care about our pathways & city architecture...
Visited the library whilst on a cruise which called at Bodo. The building is modern and clean, and open until 9 pm in the evenings, as Norwegians like to read a lot during the dark nights of winter.
There is an integral cafe in the building, serving light meals, cakes and hot drinks. We had excellent hot chocolate and coffee, brought to our table by the girl working on the counter. The food looked delicious, but we did not have time to sample it unfortunately. There are toilets in the building also, which are free of charge.
This place unexpectedly captured my heart. After some post-hike pains, I needed a break. What a gift to flip through books while enjoying the welcoming ambiance of the day’s event, a storytelling session with lovely musical interludes. A perfect third space!
Visited the library in Bodø and was thoroughly impressed! The architecture and interior design are exceptional, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Everything is immaculately clean, including the well-maintained bathrooms. The large window offer stunning view, making it a perfect place to read or study. A must-visit for book lovers and anyone seeking a serene library experience.
Amazing library! Situated at the seafront with a perfect view of the harbour. Grab something to read or listen to. Grab a coffee and a bite. Talk to someone. Try out the gaming section or borrow the music studio. Enjoy award winning architecture. Enjoy.
Very nice building, a lot of things to do for kids: drawing, different games, even a separate Lego building room 👍
Nice library. With good views and very confortable to study or read
Storgata 1A, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Coffee shop
Maloca Coffee & Food is an exceptional and distinctive destination in Bodo, standing out from the typical chain cafes. Offering a remarkable assortment of high-quality coffee and nourishing vegan/organic food options, this place provides a refreshing alternative. The matcha latte stands out as particularly divine, both in taste and presentation.
Great little coffee and tea shop with salads and sandwiches. Lots of vegan options. We enjoyed our relaxed time there with a salad and vegan ‘grilled cheese’.
Robert M — Google review
Maloca is an absolute gem! The atmosphere is so calming and inviting, and the staff always make you feel genuinely welcome. And the food is simply divine. Every dish and beverage bursts with flavor and creativity.
If you’re looking for a place that consistently delivers impeccable service and unforgettable culinary experiences, Maloca is the place. A massive bonus everything they serve is both highly nutritious, vegan, and beautiful. Truly recommended!
We just had brunch here - the coffee was really, really good and full of flavour and the avocado toast was amazing! I will definitely be adding hummus and something spicy to mine from now on. We had a train to catch and found it took a while to make it all but the vibe here is calm and relaxed. If you're not in a rush, sit here and enjoy. Highly recommend.
Great coffee, friendly staff and chill atmosphere. This place is a bit small and not fit for large groups of people. They also have a nice selection of baked goods. If you're a coffee snob, this place will serve you well.
The food and coffee were really good - I had a coffee with rose and chilli in it, which was tasty, and a dish with vegetables, avocado, and humous. It was all delicious and I liked the relaxing atmosphere. However, the staff took my order then went into a meeting without telling the person making the food about my order - so my wait was quite long as I had to chase it up. She was very apologetic and kind about it, however, though it wasn’t her fault.
I really liked the iced coffee. It's esoteric place where you can relax and enjoy coffee. Highly recommend.
Cool spot in Bodø for coffee and a delicious bite. We split the Shaman/Maloca burger and crispy toast (unique and super tasty grilled cheese). All vegan and a perfect, fresh and delicious lunch.
Very good coffee. Not a lot of choice in the cake department so I was thankful. Many people around me were eating light meals which looked very good. It was fairly busy but there is plenty of seating downstairs too.
Made a return visit and this time had a light lunch with my coffee. Ordered the Avocado Toast with some pickled red onions. Had a couple of Cortados too.
Some lovely original artwork hanging around the place all for saw.
Dronningens gate 30, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
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Church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
Bodin Church, located in Bodo, Norway, is a historic stone church dating back to 1240. It is the oldest standing building in the area and has undergone continuous restoration and modification over the years. The church showcases a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, giving it a unique historical significance. Visitors can experience the medieval ambiance with its old decor and ethereal atmosphere during events like Christmas midnight mass or concerts.
A medieval church featuring romanesque architecture. Smells of history, dust and creaky old wood. Christmas midnight mass is magical. The organ is world class. If you get a chance to go to a concert here it will be good, whoever is playing or singing... guaranteed! I've sung here myself and it's an ethereal experience. A wander through the nearby cemetery and the neighboring public farmyard with duckpond is a good way to round off the Bodinkirke experience. Notice the ship hanging from the ceiling, a feature in most if not all Norwegian churches, but at Bodin it seems to be organic to architecture, grown right out of the green painted wood of the balcony and straight backed pews.
SUHAS D — Google review
Beautiful little church originally built in the 13th century. Located in a lovely area.
We went to this nice church expecting some good photo opportunities. This church is not a tourist hotspot as it is a little bit outside of Bodo. From the outside the church looked very good and interesting. Unfortunately on the day we went there, there was a funeral in process. Now you can't bump in with a big smile and take pictures - this would be disrespectful. So we sadly left without entering.
Worth the 20min walk if only to stretch your legs after a long journey
10/10 would visit again
Saw baby Jesus
Pretty
(Translated by Google) Gud velsning din Kirke og Norge - God bless your Church and Norway. This is the oldest (13th century) stone church in Bodø. It was built around 1240 according to plans prepared by an unknown architect. The church can accommodate about 300 people. It belongs to the Church of Norway (Lutheran) denomination. Visited on a weekday - the building was locked.
(Original)
Gud velsigne din Kirke og Norge - Telaimina Dievas jūsų Bažnyčią ir Norvegiją. Tai seniausia (XIII a.) Bodø akmeninė bažnyčia. Buvo pastatyta apie 1240 metus pagal nežinomo architekto parengtus planus. Bažnyčioje telpa apie 300 žmonių. Priklauso Norvegijos Bažnyčiai (Liuteronų) denominacijai. Aplankyta darbo dieną - pastatas buvo užrakintas.
History museum
Bodø Bunkermuseum, also known as Jentofthaugen Bunker Museum, offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of WWII in Bodø. This well-preserved Nazi bunker was originally built in 1943 to house a secret communication station for the German air force, the Luftwaffe. With walls and ceilings that are 2 meters thick and constructed with 1300m3 of concrete, it stands as Bodø's largest concrete bunker.
Very Insightful, with extremely well-informed staff.
Trond W — Google review
Disappointing that you have to book in advance. Turned up at 11 on a Saturday and it was utterly closed. You’d imagine that might be a good time to be open! Looks like it’s in someone’s back garden.
The bunker at the Jentofthaugen was built in 1943 by the German occupation force and it was used as a transmission station for Luftwaffe. It is Bodø's largest concrete bunker and to the casting it went with 1300m3 concrete, Walls and ceilings are 2 meters thick. In the post-war period, both the Civil Defense and the Home Guard have used the facility. In the summer of 2014, the war-historical association Bodø, in cooperation with the municipality of Bodø, took over the bunker for the purpose of repairing it. 3 years and many hundreds (thousands) of hours of passionate enthusiasts have really produced results. Now the bunker appears as very well maintained and contains a war history museum in addition to being a gathering place for up to approx. 20 people. We do guided tours on request. Rental for meetings, lectures etc. is possible and the atmosphere in the bunker makes it an experience one does not forget at first.
Very cool place and very fine people doing the tour. You can also get very close to slot of the equipment used in the bunker during ww2
Probally the best bunker experience in norway!
(Translated by Google) A really well-restored bunker with a lot of real and special exhibits. You can tell that a lot of love and time went into the bunker. The tour we received was very detailed and interesting. Our guide was very nice and explained everything well. We were lucky and even had a tour in German. You should make an appointment in advance, but that wasn't a problem at all.
Thank you again.
Highly recommended
(Original)
Ein wirklich gut restaurierter Bunker mit sehr vielen echten und besonderen Ausstellungsstücken. Man merkt das sehr viel Liebe und Zeit in dem Bunker stecken. Die Führung die wir bekommen haben war sehr ausführlich und interessant. Unser Guide war sehr nett und hat alles gut erklärt. Wir hatten Glück und sogar eine Führung auf deutsch. Einen Termin sollte man aber vorher ausmachen, das war aber überhaupt kein Problem.
Vielen Dank nochmal.
Sehr zu empfehlen
(Translated by Google) A very detailed and lovingly designed museum. Lots of props that are already set up appropriately. An absolutely great museum that doesn't have to hide from other museums. There was a very detailed tour, the staff is extremely friendly.
As mentioned on the website, you must make an appointment in advance.
When you arrive you shouldn't be surprised, the museum is actually located in the middle of the residential area.
(Original)
Ein sehr detailliert und liebevoll gestaltetes Museum. Sehr viele Requisiten die schon und passend aufgebaut sind. Ein absolut tolles Museum dass sich vor anderen Museen nicht verstecken muss. Es gab eine sehr ausführliche Tour, das Personal ist äußerst freundlich.
Wie auf der Website erwähnt muss man vorher einen Termin machen.
Bei der Anfahrt sollte man sich nicht wundern, das Museum liegt tatsächlich mitten in der Wohnsiedlung.
(Translated by Google) Incredibly exciting, very good tour, lots of details. Run by committed people
(Original)
Utrolig spennende, veldig god omvisning, mange detaijer. Drives av engasjerte folk
Edvardsons vei 7, 8010 Bodø, Norway•
Airport
Bodø Airport is a small, clean, and efficient airport located within walking distance or a short bus ride from the city center. It offers easy access to the city, train, and ferry. The airport is known for its simplicity and lack of crowds, especially in winter. Visitors can enjoy a trip to the top of the old air traffic control tower for views of flight traffic unfolding at the nearby airport. Additionally, there is an adjacent air museum to explore.
Fly from Oslo and transit here to fly further to Leknes. Although this airport is small, having a full function and very clean. It has shops and restaurants to take a break during waiting for a next flight.
Duangporn P — Google review
Small airport with minimum 40-50 mins flight transfer, clean and easy to walk arpund and transit.
Very quick and comfortable experience, a good play area for children and also very quick security checks, nice workers and good accessibility. The airport also has buses and taxis right in front of it. Just a heads up though, there aren't any taxis after 10pm or so. One big negative though, is that they took a lot of time getting the bags out of the airplane, and we waited for 45 minutes for our bags.
Small airport. So no many F&B here.
However, this is the airport that connect Oslo - Lofoten - Tromso.
Their arrangement are good, especially for connecting flight.
Our connection time just less than an hour, we were quite worry about the walking time from 1 terminal to another. But they arranged it good, just walked up the stairs or down the stairs, the next terminal will be in front of you.
Good arrangement.
There is convenient shop near the terminal.
Quite a lot of passengers come here.
Self check-in Maschines but no human support when it didn’t work to scan the boarding pass. No button to call for someone as well. No staff around to help us. Asked two staff persons to help us, they said they will get someone, but never returned.
A nice lady at Wideroy helped us in the end after ages and we arrived 20minutes after the gate closed 😵💫
Very nice small airport. Sometimes it is so good to be in a small not so busy airport. The staff was friendly, there is a nice souvenir shop and a bigger food shop. Plenty of seat are provided. We had no trouble. The airport is very near to the city and it is very clean. Liked it.
About 15 minutes walk from the city centre.
Few small shops available, including kiosk and restaurant.
Not too crowded, many free seats in the airport and very good options for charging your equipment.
This small airport takes itself way too seriously with over-zealous security procedures. Short of a cavity search, your entire bag is searched including pulling out charging cables, batteries, electronic devices, etc. Despite that, they missed a pocket knife in my carryon that I forgot to take out.
Olav V gate, 8004 Bodø, Norway•
Stadium
Aspmyra Stadion is a football stadium located in Bodo, Norway and serves as the home ground for Bodo/Glimt and Grand Bodo.
A lovely place to see glimt in action. Easy to find toilets that are clean and stores to buy something to eat and drink. Clean around the place and very helpful staff.
Marius I — Google review
The fact that the stadium is "old school" makes the place charming.
There is also a nice atmosphere for a stadium of 8,000 people.
However, it is time to build a more modern stadium, specially to fight against the weather conditions in Norway 🌬️🥶
Away section - C is awful, it is open and sitting chairs like a from last century. Only good thing they put very comfortable and clean toilet-containers for guest team fans.
The atmosphere is wonderful, it was cold but worth alot, the locals also friendly.
My expeience to Aspmyra was awesome as I was there for a game against Lillestørm and they won the game, so atmosphere was good. Even tho it was cold, but the game was worth it.
Worst stadium that exists, it should be banned from uefa, worst conditions for teams to play
Nice stadium of the Norwegian league Champions 2020
Visited in the closed season...neat little Stadium.
Fridtjof Nansens vei 3, 8003 Bodø, Norway•
Movie theater
If you're looking to unwind with a quality film, head to Fram Kino, located in the city center. The entrance is situated in Glasshuset, and you can check their showtimes and prices beforehand. Unlike some places in southern Europe, English-speaking movies are not dubbed but rather have Norwegian subtitles. The cinema itself is impressive; however, one drawback is that if you stay for an extended period of time, the leather chairs may cause discomfort and sweating.
It is a good movie theatre although it is quite small. It serves the size of its city quite well with one large screen and two smaller ones, considering that Bodø only has approximately 50 000 people. The quality of the sound and image is rather good, and the concession stand, although small, has all the features you'd expect. New movies come first, even the 3D ones.
Bjørn H — Google review
Ok, if you want to be nostalgic and remember what it was like to go to the movies in the 80's, this is your place. If you want to experience a new film in all it's visual and audio splendor, this is not the place to go. With today's audio technology being a more prevalent aspect of the movie experience, this place is severely lacking in that department. Their surround system is "ancient" by today's standard and does not have that premium sound you'd expect with new movies. I highly doubt the system was built by theater specialists. The main theater screen is on the small side, the chairs are small and uncomfortable, there's minimal leg room except for one row near the back. There are a few super comfortable chairs you can get for a premium but they are in less than ideal locations. The seating angle is not steep enough and the bathrooms, although clean, are not built for large crowds. The 2 smaller theaters upstairs are very small and are not recommended. You should just wait until the movie is released on blu-ray or a streaming service and watch it at home as the experience would be the same for way less money. If the owners read this, I have a bit of advice; shut this place down, take out a loan and build a proper theater. Bodø needs it and if you don't, someone else will and you'll be either forced to upgrade or you'll go out of business. It's time to be part of the 21st century. P. S. The snack bar is great. Could you add bacon pølse and Reese's Pieces to the menu?
The place itself is amazing. The cinema only has one downfall and that’s that if you sit there for long enough, you might start getting uncomfortable and start sweating because of the leather chairs.
An ageing cinema with three small screens, the 2nd and 3rd screens maybe 30 people and do not really relay the modern cinema experience at all. Screen one is just adequate.
I was there to see Fast and Furious 10. The screen was little smaller, but the sound system was superr nice ..!!
A great little theatre, went and watch Solo a Star Wars Story. Had a great time. Lots of variety in snacks and clean theatre.
Only because weekday day time movies don't exist especially during the holidays. Otherwise its a movie theatre, nothing wow or bad.
Great experience! Not the biggest or best cinema ever but sounds alright. Not like ODEON quality or such
Storgata 8, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
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Pub
Band
Entertainer
Norlænningen is a pub located in the city center, just outside the shopping center. It offers a pleasant atmosphere and is conveniently situated within a 10-minute walk from the stadium's away entrance. On Sundays, there is an entertaining karaoke DJ who brings joy to the patrons. The management should consider themselves fortunate to have such talented entertainment. The staff provides excellent service, and the customers have a delightful time at this establishment enjoying good music and beer without any complications or issues.
Great bar in Bodø, the basement bar creates a night time atmosphere even in June and the midnight sun times. The seating arrangement of the shared tables lends itself to some convivial conversations with the genuinely friendly locals. Stay until closing time for a brilliant night in Bodo.
John D — Google review
Very friendly staff. There was live music, a guy w his guitar. Not many people that night.
The karaoke DJ they have there every Sunday is really great the people there have a lot of fun when he's around. Management should feel really lucky to have him.
Great place to unwind and the owner is a super person!
Good music bar. Good beer. No B.S..
Had a great time. Staff was good and the patrons were having a wonderful evening. Good music.
The live music, And the long table setup is making a fantastic atmosphere
The pub has been around since 1997
The age limit is 20
No cc on weekdays
Best place to drink some good beer and listen to good music
Rampen Via Ferrata offers an exhilarating climbing experience that combines breathtaking views with a healthy dose of adrenaline. Under the guidance of Svein, who is not only fluent in English but also incredibly encouraging, climbers can tackle routes suited to their skill levels. While the easier paths present their own challenges—especially in windy and icy conditions—the more difficult Silver Route demands prior rock climbing experience due to its steep cliffside ascent.
Undoubtedly the best experience I had in Norway. The views while climbing are mesmerizing.
Sven is an amazing person, he guides you through the whole climbing which makes your climbing experience even better. If you are lucky you will also see big Jellyfish, Dolphins too in the water.
All the best Sven!!
Jigar P — Google review
A-ma-zing climbing experience for beginners (63, M) and advanced climbers (32, F) as well. (I'm a plastic rock boulderer who hasn't been on outside climbs yet)
We went during winter time (February), so a bit icy here and there for an extra level of adventure. We had the luck we were the only ones. So after our guide Svein told us how the equipment works, safety and what (not) to do. He could tell us all about how the climbs were made, the plans he has to expand his business/routes a bit (he has 2 routes as of now), what kind of nature is all around us. About the eagles, the ravens, the cliff itself and also the schools of fish down below and how he was visited once by whales. All this while having an amazing view, he gave us useful tips at harder parts of the climb. Lots of breaks to rest the blown arms a bit, sit back in the harness, have a chat and a great opportunity to take lots of pics. Near the top we had a small snack break with a beautiful view across the sea and fjords around us. Then finished the climb and hiked back down. Actually, the hike was trickier than the climb due to lots and lots of snow on the stairs, which also have a great story of how they were made. But you'd have to ask him about it when you visit ;)
Very fun and challenging Via Ferrata. We did the more difficult route called Silver Route or something. I would say prior rock climbing experience is crucial (!!) as trail goes virtually up the side of a cliff and requires knowing how to position your body while reclipping the carabiners. The guide was very helpful and for the difficult part with the overhangs there was an optional rope for assistance whereby the guide could pull you is essentially. Overall a hard but the distance of cloning is actually short.
Really a great expedition! Challenging for sure but well worth the experience. Our guide Svein did an excellent job guiding us with tips and any assistance we needed.
I loved climbing the mountain, even though I didn't climb the whole mountain! Sevein was super friendly and had a lot of patience with our group and helped us with everything we needed, I loved being there and I recommend going there if you can, you will have a lot of fun, create memories and have a magnificent view, I have to thank you very much to sevein as he ensured our safety and made sure we had a wonderful time!
Absolutely amazing!!! Svein was a knowledgeable and friendly instructor and made us feel safe during the whole trip. My sister and I pushed our limitations and are so glad we did. The views, the route, the overall experience was just insanely awesome! We can’t recommend this experience enough.
This was a fantastic afternoon. The Via Ferrata was excellent, cables well maintained and secure. The views awesome. Our guide was great
Very nice activity! We climbed sølvskatten, the hardest route at the moment. Good and safe guiding.
Dark building down towards ocean from main road, Bratten, 8014 Bodø, Norway•
Sports complex
Bodø Hall stands as the central hub for municipal activities in Bodø, serving as the political and administrative heart of the city. Constructed post-war, this architectural gem was crafted by renowned designers Gudolf Blakstad and Herman Munthe-Kaas, showcasing a functionalist style that reflects its era. The venue is not only significant for its governance role but also features an impressive artificial grass pitch, ideal for both training sessions and tournaments.
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Henrik N — Google review
Nice training facilities, could use an upgrade as a sport venue!
BIB CUP 👌
I love this place 😍
Good
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(Translated by Google) Did you also get a parking fine because you parked in a parking space reserved for the emergency room? Please contact me. I will give you free legal advice on how to contest the fine. This specifically applies to Bodøhallen.
(Original)
Fikk du også parkeringsbot fordi du parkerte på en parkeringsplass reservert for legevakta? Vennligst kontakt meg. Jeg vil gi deg gratis juridisk rådgivning om hvordan du kan protestere mot boten. Dette gjelder spesifisk Bodøhallen.
(Translated by Google) Good logistics and acoustics as a concert venue! Parken Live organized a Sting concert here with 10,000 spectators, only positive words to say!
(Original)
Bra logistikk og akustikk som konsertlokale! Parken Live arrangerte Sting konsert her med 10000 tilskuere, kun positive ord å komme med!
Plassmyrveien, 8008 Bodø, Norway•
Port authority
Bodo harbor KF is a strategically located port in the town of Bodo, offering extensive storage areas both inside and outside, as well as ferry terminal and cargo services. The port experiences high activity, particularly during the spring and summer months, with operations running 24/7. Situated near the train station and town center, it provides easy access to various amenities. Bodo itself is a bustling northern town with clear signage around the port area.
Bodo has quite big harbour where you can find either big ferries or small boats and yachts. I reccommend a walk along a pier.
Paweł — Google review
Great town you can purchase almost any item here. They are also known for their strong tide and whirlpools. If you were on a ship and thinking about the rib safari, it is not worth the price. But you do get to see Salmon farming up close and maybe a whirlpool but your best times for that is during full moon or no moon. This town also has the largest Air Force Base due to proximity to Russia.
This part is strategically located on town of bodo and offers big area for storage inside and outside,ferry terminal and cargo, very busy always with a good peak in spring and summer the port is attended 24/24. The port is very closest to the train station and the town in the radio 400m did you find everything you need the town is a nice big very busy town of the North everything around the port is signposted and places are easily found.
A modern harbour with few old buildings remaining. Mostly very modern hotels and business premises around harbour area. Quite a few shops, restaurants, churches.
This port is situated just north of the Arctic Circle in the Salt Fjord. The city is very pretty and it's also the windiest city in Norway. Here you get to see the Saltstraumen (world’s strongest tidal current) which is an amazing experience. Lots of tourists come here to experience the Midnight Sun or to catch a ferry going to the Lofoten Islands. Also, this is where people leave for deep sea rafting tours.
Great harbour and a beauty of ice.
A stepping off point for all points of interest both in Bodo and the surrounding areas including theawesome Salt stamen maelstrom when the tides are right
Stunning view over the fjord
Terminalveien 2, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
Tour operator
Boat tour agency
Hiking guide
Tour agency
If you're looking for an unforgettable adventure in Norway, the Stella Polaris tour is a fantastic choice! I spontaneously booked this excursion while my cruise ship was docked and it turned out to be one of the highlights of my trip. The intimate experience on a smaller RIB boat allowed us to explore the stunning Saltstraumen with ease, and our knowledgeable guide made every moment memorable. We zipped through breathtaking landscapes and even spotted some majestic sea eagles along the way.
Whilst cruising into Bodø with Fred Olsen, booked the Sea Eagle Safari with these guys
What an awesome and surreal experience, zipping along the Arctic waters on a RIB, looking for eagles
Guides were fantastic, and I got some great pics. Wrap up warm, be prepared to don your survival suit and lifejacket, and enjoy the awesome experience.... a must do if you're in Bodø
James S — Google review
I went on their guided city walk "Footsteps Through Bodø: Where Arctic Stories Come Alive" led by Alex. Their description specifically says "we don't go to churches, museums or town halls" which was fine with me. I wanted to learn about the history (from inception through Cold War), industry and local life which Alex definitely provided. He was a fascinating guide and there was no question he couldn't answer; we walked a lot and I feel like I got a unique perspective on this city. Lots of info about the fishing industry, Cold War activities, building of the city (e.g. train station and road through the shopping center) and much more. I highly recommend this tour!
Excelllent. We saw whales, sea eagles, the currents and whirlpools. Beautiful scenery and really nice and informative guide
We booked the Stella Polaris tour on the spur of the moment while in port on a cruise ship. We had such a great guide who made the experience of seeing the Saltstraumen amazing! The RIB boat was smaller than the large one used by the cruise ship excursions so our trip was much more intimate besides taking less time to get everyone dressed to go on the RIB boat. We got just wet enough to make it fun! Their office was an easy 5 minute walk from where our cruise ship docked. I would definitely do this tour again when in Bodo!
They cancelled the tour without notice. We had to call them after waiting 20 minutes at the meeting point.
Phoned up and enquired if there were any slots on the boat, luckily there were. The trip to see the Saltstraumen was amazing. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The RIB boat took us along some pretty landscape before seeing the tidlel flows. We also saw some of the wildlife, including sea eagles.
We enjoyed a fantastic Arctic Coastal Walk in Bodo, Norway with our guide Jahn on 14 March 2024. Jahn absolutely loves what he does and it showed through his enthusiasm as he talked about the history of Bodo, the surrounding islands and Viking history. Thank you for a fantastic day!
One of the best and most informative trips ever. - Participate! 🙃😃👍🏼
Hurtigruten kai/Fergeterminal, 8006 Bodø, Norway•
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Non-profit organization
Kirkens Bymisjon Nordland is a Norwegian organization that provides social services with a Christian humanistic approach. Their focus areas include substance abuse, mental health, child welfare, elderly care, and measures against prostitution. The organization operates a building where individuals can seek assistance and also sells second-hand items to raise funds for their services. Additionally, they run a cafe offering affordable meals and free coffee in a welcoming environment for people from all walks of life.
(Translated by Google) Brilliant cafe where you get free coffee and dinner for cheap!! They usually have waffles and cakes too!! Nice place if you are a street person or drug addict or regular Ola or Kari Normann!!=*P
(Original)
Genial kafé hvor man får gratis kaffe og middag til en billig penge!! Vafler og kaker har de som regel også!! Fint sted om du er en gate person eller narkoman eller vanlig Ola eller Kari Normann!!=*P
Steinar ( — Google review
Good area
Stress
(Translated by Google) Absolutely fantastic place to visit. Good and cheap food there. NOK 20 for a dinner. Free coffee, amazing staff and users of the place.
(Original)
Helt fantastisk sted å komme innom. God og billig mat der. 20 kr for en middag. Gratis kaffe, fantastiske ansatte og brukere av stedet.
(Translated by Google) Best cafe in town. The prices are so low that it almost hurts, the people who work there are people who care about how you feel. Today's newspaper, pleasant and interesting guests and employees as well as volunteers.
(Original)
Beste cafeen i byen. Prisene er så lave at det nesten er litt vondt, de som jobber der er folk som bryr seg om hvordan man har det. Dagens avis, hyggelige og interessante gjester og ansatte samt frivillige.
(Translated by Google) Nice place. Neat, with a clientele, more sober than similar places in other cities. The employees. Professionals and amateurs are really good and deserve all the praise they can get
(Original)
Fint sted. Ryddig, med et klientel, mere nykter enn lignende steder i andre byer. De ansatte. Proffe som amatører er skikkelig flinke å fortjener all den rosen de kan få
(Translated by Google) Welcome. Relaxing atmosphere and super service!
(Original)
Velkommen. Avslappende stemning og super betjening!
(Translated by Google) Are army and eat when they are open, it is undocumented immigrants who are and cook African food. Tasty and amazingly good.
(Original)
Er hær og spiser når de har åpent, det er papirløse innvandrere som er og lager Afrikansk mat. Smakfullt og fantastisk godt.
Technical school
Bodin Upper Secondary School and Maritime College is a remarkable institution located in Bodo, Norway. It offers a unique blend of academic and vocational training, particularly focusing on maritime studies. The college prepares students for various careers in the maritime industry while also providing a solid educational foundation. With its modern facilities and dedicated faculty, Bodin fosters an environment that encourages both personal growth and professional development.
The Tiger I (German: [ˈtiːɡɐ] ⓘ) was a German heavy tank of World War II that began operational duty in 1942 in Africa and in the Soviet Union, usually in independent heavy tank battalions. It gave the German Army its first armoured fighting vehicle that mounted the 8.8 cm (3.5 in) KwK 36 gun (derived from the 8.8 cm Flak 36, the famous "eighty-eight" feared by Allied troops). 1,347 were built between August 1942 and August 1944.[12] After August 1944, production of the Tiger I was phased out in favour of the Tiger II.
While the Tiger I has been called an outstanding design for its time,[13] it has also been called overengineered,[14] using expensive materials and labour-intensive production methods. In the early period, the Tiger was prone to certain types of track failures and breakdowns. It was expensive to maintain, but generally mechanically reliable.[15] It was difficult to transport and vulnerable to immobilisation when mud, ice, and snow froze between its overlapping and interleaved Schachtellaufwerk-pattern road wheels, often jamming them solid.
The tank was given its nickname "Tiger" by the ministry for armament and ammunition by 7 August 1941,[16] and the Roman numeral was added after the Tiger II entered production. It was classified with ordnance inventory designation Sd.Kfz. 182. The tank was later re-designated as Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausführung E (abbreviated as Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E) in March 1943, with ordnance inventory designation Sd.Kfz. 181.
Today, only nine Tiger I tanks survive in museums and private collections worldwide. As of 2021, Tiger 131 (captured during the North African campaign) at the UK's Tank Museum is the only example restored to running order.
Ilay O — Google review
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(Translated by Google) An ok school, needs renovation 🙏🏼🙏🏼😭 don't like the special people (emos), good prices in the canteen.
I like that they have maritime subjects 🙏🏼🙏🏼
(Original)
En ok skole, trenger oppussing🙏🏼🙏🏼😭 liker ikke de spesielle folkene (emoene), gode priser i kantina.
Liker at de har maritime fag🙏🏼🙏🏼
(Translated by Google) Let me know if you find Reador.
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Si ifra hvis dere finner Reador.
(Translated by Google) I think we need to kick out Deimat, he’s very bad, he doesn’t want to go to construction, and also kick out Eli, he’s a Jew and doesn’t share money
(Original)
Я считаю нужно выгнать деймата он очень плохой не хочет идти на стройку, а так же выгоните илая он жид и не делится деньгами
(Translated by Google) a lot of emo kids and little cake. In any case, don't climb so dgb
(Original)
veldig mange emo onger og lite kake. Ihverfall ikke steigen så dgb
(Translated by Google) rather bomb me than go to the crusty ahh mushroom school
(Original)
heller bomb mæ sjøl enn å gå på den crusty ahh sopp skola
(Translated by Google) Not the stupidest place I've been to, after all, it's been in the stairwell. A little gross and disgusting, but overall a not too bad experience.
(Original)
Ikke det dummeste stedet jeg har vært på, har tross alt vært i steigen. Smålig grisete og ekkelt men overall en ikke så alt for jævlig opplevelse.
Mørkvedtråkket 2, 8026 Bodø, Norway•
Historical landmark
Nestled in the picturesque town of Bodø, Norway, Nyholmen Lighthouse stands as a charming testament to the region's coastal heritage. While there may not be a direct walking path to this historic beacon, visitors can catch glimpses of it while cruising past on boats like the Aida Bella. The surrounding area is equally captivating, with well-preserved military defenses nearby that offer an intriguing look into history.
Very nice walk from Bodo city center. The view is nice on a clear day.
World E — Google review
A small lighthouse. Scenery is gorgeous
All roads were closed and torn apart, no leeway for tourists or even locals to go up there.
Reconstruction of the old military defences nearby is interesting and well done.
Scenic spot.
Very nice place 🙂
(Translated by Google) No walk to the lighthouse, but drove past on the Aida Bella as we left the harbor.
(Original)
Keinen Spaziergang zum Lighthouse, aber mit der Aida Bella beim verlassen des Hafens vorbei gefahren.
(Translated by Google) It's ok, but I've already seen 5 more beautiful lighthouses in my life
(Original)
ist ok, habe in meinem Leben aber schon 5 schönere leuchttürme gesehen
Immerse yourself in the colorful world of Bodo Street Murals, an outdoor art gallery that beautifully captures the essence of Bodo, Norway. This collection of street art showcases local culture and creativity, making it a delightful experience for visitors. While some may find it challenging to locate all the murals due to their scattered nature—often just 150 meters apart—the effort is well worth it. Each mural tells its own story and adds a unique charm to the cityscape.
A must-see! I'm an artist, and this was such a perfect little highlight during my stay in Bodø!
Most are close together - one epic mural is around the back of the local school, but it is definitely worth the walk!
So many hidden gems 💎 ✨️
Rachel S — Google review
Must see in Bodø for anyone passing by. Might be tricky to find them all but the art is really nice and interesting.
Pretty nice art here and nice photo spot
(Translated by Google) Bodo Street Murals graffiti art wall
You can walk through the streets, find graffiti one after another, and get to know the city
(Original)
Bodo Street Murals塗鴉藝術牆
可以穿街走巷,找出一幅幅的塗鴉,認識這城市
(Translated by Google) Street art has found its rightful place in Bodo! Among others, you will find the beautiful mural “Insomnia” by Millo (Francesco Camillo Giorgino), an internationally renowned Italian artist; “After School” by Russian artist Rustam Qbic, which depicts a child returning from school, intent on dyeing the Northern Lights with a spray can; “Trollet på Dama Di”, by IPhlegm, the author who created this work with an unpronounceable name, is a world-famous British cartoonist and illustrator.
(Original)
La Street art ha trovato adeguato spazio a Bodo! Si incontra, tra gli altri, il bellissimo murale “Insomnia” di Millo (Francesco Camillo Giorgino), artista italiano di fama internazionale; “After School” dell’artista russo Rustam Qbic, che rappresenta un bambino, di rientro da scuola, intento a tingere l’aurora boreale con una bomboletta spray; “Trollet på Dama Di”, di IPhlegm, l’autore che ha realizzato quest’opera dal nome impronunciabile, è un cartonista e illustratore britannico di fama mondiale.
(Translated by Google) The murals are beautiful, but the most beautiful and famous ones were torn down for the construction of new buildings, after going crazy looking for them we went to ask the tourist information office who confirmed that at least 2 murals no longer existed, they couldn't tell us which ones, but we guessed them, since they were the ones that were missing: "kiss between cultures" and the eagle. Many "minor" murals are hidden behind garbage cans
(Original)
Belli i murales, ma i più belli e famosi sono stati buttati giù per la costruzione di nuovi palazzi, dopo essere impazziti a cercarli siamo ancdati a chiedere all’ufficio informazioni turistiche che ci ha confermato che almeno 2 murales non esistevano più, non sapevano indicarci quali, ma li abbiamo intuito, visto che erano quelli che mancavano: “bacio tra culture” e quello dell’acquila. Molti murales “minori” sono nascosti dietro pattumiere
(Translated by Google) Graffiti is scattered throughout the city center, enhancing your stroll. Sometimes you even have to venture into backyards to discover a work of art or two. Unfortunately, we couldn't find a useful map that would lead us to all the works, but it was all the more wonderful to discover them by chance.
(Original)
In der ganzen Innenstadt sind Grafiti verteilt welche den Stadtspaziergung untermalen. Man muss sich manchmal auch in Hinterhöfe vorwagen um das eine oder andere Kunstwerk zu entdecken. Leider haben wir keinen brauchbaren Lageplan finden können, der uns zu allen Werken führt, aber umso schöner war es als wir diese zufällig entdeckt hatten.
(Translated by Google) An interesting spot in a city that doesn't have much to see.
Well worth a stroll. It's not far from the center.
(Original)
Interesante rincón en una ciudad que no tiene mucho que ver.
Bien vale un paseo. No está lejos del centro
35Seeadler Skulptur
Discover the enchanting Seeadler Skulptur in Bodo, a remarkable homage to the magnificent sea eagle. This captivating sculpture is set against the backdrop of Norway's stunning landscapes, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike. As you wander through this picturesque area, you'll be inspired by both the artistry of the sculpture and the breathtaking scenery that surrounds it.
(Translated by Google) Bronze figure in the pedestrian zone
(Original)
Bronzefigur in der Fußgängerzone
Michael P — Google review
Storgata 11, 8006 Bodø, Norway
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Storgata 2 is a charming and cozy restaurant located in the heart of a vibrant city. The establishment offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal with friends or family. The menu features a variety of delicious dishes, including local specialties and international favorites, all prepared with fresh and high-quality ingredients. Whether you're looking for a hearty breakfast, leisurely lunch, or intimate dinner, Storgata 2 has something to satisfy your cravings.
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