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Where to Stay in Narvik Near the Train Station and City Centre
August 29, 2026 · last updated · about 3 min read
Where to Stay in Narvik for Stations and the Centre
Downtown Sentrum
Downtown Narvik, primarily along Kongens gate, is the best hub for visitors relying on bus transit. The central bus terminal serves regional coaches and the Flybussen connecting to Harstad/Narvik Airport (EVE). Staying here places you within level walking distance of restaurants, stores, and the Narvik War Museum. It suits travelers who want direct airport bus connections and flat street walking.
The Railway Station Area
Narvik Station is the northern terminal of the Ofoten Line from Sweden. Accommodations located close to the railway station suit travelers arriving late by train or departing early across the border. While quieter than sentrum, this area sits higher on the hillside, so moving between the station and downtown requires walking up and down paved gradients.
Transit Connections and Sight Access
Central Narvik is compact. The Narvik War Museum is directly in sentrum. Accessing the Narvikfjellet cable car involves a steep uphill climb or a short local bus journey from Kongens gate. The bus terminal and train station are roughly a ten-minute walk apart, separated by elevation.
What to Check Before Booking
- Topography and baggage: Narvik slopes sharply up from the fjord. Verify street gradients between your stop and the accommodation, especially in snowy conditions.
- Transit hub alignment: Confirm whether your journey depends on the train station or the downtown airport bus stop, as they are not co-located.
Seasonality and Availability
Availability tightens during winter ski season (February to April) and peak summer (late June to August). Central options fill quickly, so book ahead if traveling during these periods. Off-peak months offer reliable availability but reduced transit frequencies.
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Things to see in Narvik
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Temples & religious sites
Narvik Church
A grand stone church in the center of Narvik, built in 1925 in the Long Church style. With seating for nearly 700, it serves as the main church for the local parish.
Nature
Skjomtinden
Skjomtinden is a mountain rising near Narvik, Norway, popular with hikers for its rugged peaks and sweeping fjord views. The climb to the top isn't easy, but the view at the end is well worth the effort.
Temples & religious sites
Fredskapellet
A brick chapel in central Narvik, built in 1957 to designs by architect Jan Inge Hovig in the long-church style. Its modest interior, seating around 250, leaves a lasting impression.
Temples & religious sites
Ankenes Church
This white wooden church stands in the village of Ankenesstranda in Narvik and was built in 1842 in an octagonal design. Its simple yet tidy exterior catches the eye.
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