Narvik Museum

5-star mini-museum, definitely worth a visit! It's beautifully done, with a lot of attention to details and great explanations/films (all in English and partly in German too!). We spent about half an hour in the cozy coffee corner afterwards, that alone was worth the entrance fee! Highly recommend!

Nice place with a lot of media. We liked several things, but I let you discover it.

I loved this museum - the smaller of two in the centre of Narvik. It tells the story of the Ofoten railway that carries iron ore from Kiruna in Sweden to the ice free port of Narvik for export around the world. There is a simulated carriage where you can watch a film - imagining travelling in the train. There is also a changing exhibition which marked the building of the railway from St Petersburg to Murmansk across the Kola peninsula. There is a cafe area downstairs where you can help yourself to drinks and toilets. There were steps to enter and stairs to get upstairs. It is probably best to check it is open before you go - but it seems to usually open at 10am

Beautiful situated museum on a hill. The museum covers mostly the industrial history of Narvik. A must see for train fanatics.

Train is closed, doesn't say so on the website. From what I've seen of the other reviews a lot of the exhibits are now gone

Very cute little Museum with a lot of attention to detail. The instant was included in the price. Well worth a visit. Recommend 😊

Great little place for some local culture and history.ake sure you sit and watch the videos. Great little gift shop too

Small museum but with interesting material about the history of the Iron mining and railtransport to the habor of Narvik.