Narvik

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Introducing Narvik

Narvik was established in 1902 as an ice-free port for the rich Kiruna iron mines in Swedish Lapland. Recently it’s begun to capitalise on the unique sporting and sightseeing activities available in its majestic, wild and historic surroundings, including the spectacular Ofotbanen Railway to Sweden.

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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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  1. michelletto1 avatar
    From Tromso (Norway) to Kiruna (Sweden)

    by michelletto1 08 May 2012

    Dear All, I´ll be departing from Tromso (Norway) on 21 May heading to Narvik by bus and then I´ll catch a train to Kiruna (Sweden). Doe…
  2. hurricanebertha avatar
    RE: Norway in mid-June 2012: how to go around

    by hurricanebertha 04 May 2012

    Planes are cheaper than trains/buses in Norway and the trains only go as far as Bodo anyway. Svalbard is easiest by plane from Tromso.…
  3. seatofourpants avatar
    RE: South-North-South loop by train ?

    by seatofourpants 15 April 2012

    Trains for Narvik (Norway) leave from Gothenburg and Stockholm, and travel is possible in a range of classes - from a seat in a pullman…

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