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1940年に爆撃された教会に代わって1956年に建てられた

The lighthouse was put into operation in 1904. A small metal tower with three glass panes, inside which an oil burner burned with an open flame. The lamp housing was made of brass and diffusers were made of clear glass. The lighthouse included a copper kerosene tank with sufficient contents for seven days. Initially, the lighthouse was probably operated by Captain Konrad Jakobsen, who lived nearby. Since an accident at sea, he had a wooden leg and could only walk with crutches. The work consisted of carrying and refilling kerosene, replacing the wick, and cleaning lamp glasses and window panes. The Brøtt lighthouse was in operation from approximately August 1 to approximately May 30. Over time, all the lighthouses were electrified. At the end of the 1970s, a new lighthouse was put into operation at the bridge over the Saltstraumen Lake. The old lighthouse had served its purpose.

Keiservarden is a real favourite for the people of Bødo. In 2016, Queen Sonja officially open the sherpa-built trail up to the summit. At the top of the climb, there's a circular viewfinder that allows you to name the surrounding islands and peaks.

Keiservarden (366 m) is Bodø's local mountain. Once you reach the top, you have a fantastic view of Bodø and the surrounding area. TOP 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

A plaque tells the story of this beacon

Beautiful, slightly separated harbor area with several smaller and larger gems.

Recommendation: spikes for shoes in winter

the church is quite modern, plain and matter-of-fact. During World War II, the previous church, like the entire town, was completely destroyed by Wehrmacht soldiers. What an outrage! The church that is now standing is architecturally well done, in my opinion, and fits in well with the cityscape. I experienced absolute stillness in this place and found it very comfortable.