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A village on a peninsula about a 30-min drive from Harstad downtown. This is one of the best places near Harstad with limited light pollution. There is also an excellent view of the picturesque Grytøy mountains. It is easy to walk all the way out to the tip of the peninsula. The temperature here will be higher than on Aunfjell.
On the way to Elgsnes, you’ll have to go over Aunfjell, this is an elevated mountain plateau with mountain ridges blocking the light from Harstad. The temperature will be colder than on Elgsnes. On the other hand, it is a 20-min drive.
Harstad’s town square. Named after Harstads founder Rikard Kaarbø, this square has been at the heart of the town since its founding. Most buildings here are from the early 20th century. Including the Bank building (Harstad Sparebank), which features Art Nouveau and gothic architectural styles.
Art gallery which claims to present world-class thought provoking and challenging art from both Norwegian and international artists. It was built in 1958 as a swimming pool and community centre, and in 2001 rebuilt to an art gallery.
A small art gallery run by volunteers. They display local artists. Opening hours depend on exhibitions.