Top 10 Churches & Cathedrals in Nordland, Northern Norway

October 25, 2021 Kiesha Cripe

Typified by steep mountains and the flat lowlands where they meet the Norwegian Sea, Nordland is known for its stunning scenery. The Lofoten Islands off the mainland are considered among the world's best for travelers and include unique attractions like the Lofotr Viking Museum at Borg. Saltstraumen near Bodo has the world's strongest tidal current. Further south, Vega has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its age-old lifestyle of fishing and eider duck down harvesting.
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1. Somna Church

Vik, Vik i Helgeland 8920 Norway +47 75 01 80 00 [email protected]
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Somna church is in the centre of Vik. This wooden church was completed in 1876.

2. Nostvik Kirke

Sivert Nielsens gate 24, Hommelsto 8904 Norway +47 75 01 80 00 [email protected] http://destinationhelgeland.com
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Nostvik Kirke

Nostvik Church - is one of northern Norway's oldest wooden churches, built in 1674. The church is 2 km from Hommelsto.

3. Heroey Church

Lisjeboevegen 1, Heroyholmen 6091 Norway +47 70 08 02 60 [email protected] http://heroy-kyrkje.no/
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Heroey Church

4. Mo Church

Per Hellerviks gate, Mo i Rana 8624 Norway
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Mo Church

5. Vevelstad Kirke

Forvikveien, 8976 Norway
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Vevelstad Kirke

6. Saltstraumen Church

Pb. 86, Tryggestadgarden, Bodo 8058 Norway +47 75 55 02 40 [email protected]
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The church was originally built in 1886 by Eliseus Hansen. However, because of poor foundations it was dismantled in 1903 and moved to its present location. The church contains 4 stained glass windows by Borger Hauglid, and a font made of local Fauske marble which dates from 1953. The two church bells are from 1885. The pulpit and altar area are said to have been created by Kristian Nilsen from Fjell and Kristian Jakobsen from Kodvag. The altar piece was painted and gilded by Theodor Madsen. The organ was built in Norway in 1967 and has 16 voices. Its front is from the church’s original organ built in 1904.

7. Dolstad Church

Austerbygdveien, Mosjoen 8656 Norway +47 75 11 01 21 [email protected]
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Dolstad Church

North Norway’s oldest octagonal cruciform church, built in 1735. Richly furnished and very beautiful. For guided tours, please contact the Helgeland Museum, Folk Museum Dept.

8. Bronnoy Kirke

Storgata 10, Bronnoysund 8900 Norway +47 75 01 80 00 [email protected] http://www.bronnoykirke.no
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Bronnoy Kirke

Bronnoy church is a stone church opened in 1870. The chancel and entrance date back to the Middle Ages. Location: the city centre. Guided tours can be arranged.

9. Donnes Church

Donnes 8820 Norway +47 75 05 56 15 [email protected]
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Donnes Church

Mediaeval church with a well-preserved mausoleum from the 1200’s. Open for guided tours throughout the summer or otherwise by prior arrangement.

10. Bodin Church

Gamle Riksvei 68, Bodo Norway +47 75 56 54 20
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Bodin Church

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