The Lofoten War Memorial Museum in Svolvær is a museum that focuses on Norway's history during World War II. The museum has Norway's largest exhibition of uniforms and objects from this period, as well as unique images and rare artifacts. The exhibition includes information on important historical events such as the Lofoten Raid and the occupation, and provides insight into topics such as the Gestapo, Milorg and Soviet prisoners.
In addition to the extensive collections of military and civilian memorabilia from the war, the museum also presents Hitler's unknown watercolors. The exhibition includes bunkers in Lofoten, which gives visitors a deeper understanding of the war's impact on the region. Historical flashbacks and reports are available for those who want to learn more about this important part of Norwegian history. The museum is centrally located in Svolvær, making it easily accessible to visitors.