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A tall cave near the shoreline. The cave was well known, but prehistoric paintings were discovered 1989 by archaeology students. The cave was then protected by law and can now only be visited with a licensed guide.
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A trip to Reine is not complete without a climb to Reinebringen. Be aware that the path is not easy though, and very steep most of the way. Even worse, it was very much damaged after heavy rains in 2015, and the climb is now fairly dangerous (a warning has been issued at the beginning of the path). Count about 2 hr (one way) considering the current state of the path. Of course, once on top (almost 400 m above sea level), the view is really amazing.
Cultural centre
A charming group of traditional fishing houses.
At the Lofoten Aquarium you have the chance to study some types of marine life, with fish and sea mammals from Lofoten and the North Norwegian coastline and Tromsø.
Lofoten krigsminnemuseum
World War II Museum with its incredible collection of uniforms and its original chilling, Gestapo interrogation room. Part of Museum Nord.