Welcome to Frydenlundgata 38, your cozy base in the heart of Narvik. This charming apartment combines modern comfort with a touch of northern character. Set in a quiet, central neighborhood, you are just a short walk from cafés, shops, the train station, and Narvikfjellet cable car, perfect for both city explorers and outdoor enthusiasts. Inside, you will find a warm and inviting atmosphere with Nordic style decor, soft lighting, and everything you need for a relaxing stay. The apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen, smart TV, fast WiFi, a comfortable bed with fresh linens, and a clean, modern bathroom. We have also added little extras like coffee, tea, and local tips to make you feel truly welcome. Whether you are here for skiing, hiking, or northern lights spotting, we are happy to help with recommendations and make sure you have everything you need. We look forward to hosting you in beautiful Narvik.

Hi and welcome I’m Kenneth, your host here in Narvik. I’m an active and down to earth guy who loves helping guests feel at home. Whether you are here to explore nature, relax, or just experience something new, I will make sure you have a smooth and enjoyable stay. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions before booking. I am happy to help. Looking forward to hopefully welcoming you soon.

One of the best things about staying here is the location. You are right in the heart of Narvik, close to everything, but still in a peaceful neighborhood where you can relax. Just a short walk away, you will find the Narvik War Museum, which many guests say is one of the most powerful and well-done museums they have visited. It tells the story of the 1940 battles in a way that really sticks with you. If you are into nature or just want some fresh air, the Narvikfjellet cable car is nearby. You can ride up for amazing views over the fjord, perfect for photos, sunset watching, or skiing in the winter. In the summer, it is a great place to hike or just sit with a coffee and enjoy the view. There are also some great places to eat in town. Nordre Matbar is a cozy spot with local dishes and a friendly vibe. For something more traditional, Fiskekroken serves up really good fish. Try the cod if it is on the menu. If you are up for a little adventure, the train ride to the Swedish border, Riksgrensen, is incredibly scenic. Some guests even hike part of the way back along the old navvy paths, which is a unique experience. And of course, depending on the season, you might catch the northern lights dancing above the city or enjoy the midnight sun glowing over the mountains. Whether you are into history, hiking, or just taking it easy, this neighborhood has something special. I am always happy to share my personal tips, favorite spots, and help you make the most of your time here.