Nyholmen skandse is a Historic and Protected Site at Nyholmen, 8012 Bodø, Norway
Nyholmen skandse is a small coastal fortress on a rocky peninsula across the harbour from Bodø. It was built in 1810, during the Napoleonic Wars, to guard the town’s grain stores against British warships. The old earthworks, cannon and a squat stone tower still stand on the point, looking out over the water toward the open sea and the mountains beyond. Set apart from the town on its own headland, with a clear outlook to the north and west, it is a good spot to watch the northern lights over the water on dark winter nights.





67°17'14"N, 14°22'1"E
The aurora season here runs from September to March, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, February and March.
Very nice view from the other side of the coast line.
Hugo D21 January 2019
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