In Northern Norway there is a city which was built just over a century ago for the export of iron ore from Sweden, Narvik. The port is ice free all year round unlike ones in Sweden. This industry and the city’s location were reason enough for this place to be badly bombed in the Second World War. The effects on the city architecture are more brick and concrete, with fewer traditional wooden buildings in the city centre.
Being at the base of mountains and fjords allows Narvik to have a cable car, the Narvikfjellet, which offers a spectacular ride with views of the scenery, Ofotfjord and the city. Plus a place to have waffles and hot chocolate at the top.
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Debe estar delicioso el chocolate!! Se me antoja, al igual que las galletas!