King Haakon Statue is a memorial that honors King Haakon VII of Norway. The statue is located in Tromsø and was unveiled in 1950. It was created by the artist Jørgen Tjemsland and stands as a symbol of the king's importance to the country, especially during World War II.
The statue is made of bronze and shows the king in a standing pose, wearing military uniform. It is placed on a stone base, which provides a solid foundation and contributes to the statue's prominent position in the cityscape. King Haakon Statue is part of the city's cultural heritage and attracts both locals and visitors who want to learn more about Norway's history.