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Haraldshaugen
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Kristian
April 29, 2022
The national monument Haraldshaugen, locally also known as Haraldsstøtten, is a monument commemorating Harald Hårfagre's unification of Norway in 872. The support was unveiled in 1872 in connection with the millennium anniversary of the battle of Hafrsfjord, where Norway was united into one kingdom.
Marianne
July 24, 2016
Haraldshaugen is the monument of Harald hårfagre - the king that gathered Norway to one kingdom.
Øyvind
August 23, 2021
The first Norwegian king is buried under this monument. The large monolith represents the king, while the smaller ones represents the local kings that were defeated or merged when King Harald united Norway to one kingdom. The monument is located just a few hundred meteres from the coast, and offers beautiful scenery and hiking trails
Linn
February 9, 2020
Beautiful place for a walk close to the sea and have a close look at Haraldshaugen monoment.
Olaug
August 8, 2016
Haraldshaugen and Haraldsstøtta with its beautiful walk along the ocean. Here you can walk/bike to Kvalen Fyr (lighthouse), its just as beautiful to watch the sunset here as it is to go for a walk when the rain is poaring down.
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Haugesund, Rogaland