Roald Amundsen Monument

Monument · Tromso

Roald Amundsen Monument

Monument · Tromso

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Norway, 3814 Tromsø, Norway

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Highlights

Nestled in the city, this small plaza features plenty of benches and a striking bronze statue honoring polar explorer Roald Amundsen—perfect for a break while soaking in a piece of history.  

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 11, 2025

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Matt H

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A nice statue honouring one of the greatest ever polar explorers. Being the first man to reach the South Pole is an incredible feet.

Joakim Lindbäck

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Worth a visit if you are closeby! Plenty benches to sit and rest too.

Knut Bakke

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Small park in the city close to everything!

Ilona

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Tromsø was an important base for many polar expeditions, Amundsen used Tromsø as a starting point for several expeditions and his last journey went from here in 1928.

Александр Песков

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Only the country that knows and remembers its history has a future.

Andy Richardson

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Good statue of a great man

Johnny

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1st person to reach the South Pole. Cool dude.

Sprite Young

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Good for just walking around Day time