The Anchor of the German warship Blücher is a historical landmark located in a marina in Oslo. The anchor originates from the German ship Blücher, which was sunk in the fjord during the Second World War. This monument serves as a memorial to those who lost their lives in the conflict and represents an important part of Norway's war history.
The landmark is visible to visitors and provides an opportunity to reflect on the historical events that took place in the area. The anchor is not only a symbol of war, but also of peace and is part of the maritime culture in Oslo. It attracts both locals and tourists who want to learn more about the city's past.