Larvik

Larvik straddles the mouth of the Numedalslågen River on Larvikfjord in Vestfold og Telemark, a maritime position that helped establish it as an important port on Norway’s southern coast. The town is closely associated with larvikite, a dark blue-grey stone quarried locally and used in buildings and monuments far beyond Norway. Just inland, Bøkeskogen’s beech woods provide a distinctive contrast to the fjord shoreline, while the 17th-century Herregården manor recalls Larvik’s period as a Danish-Norwegian countship. Browse other webcams across Vestfold og Telemark to place Larvik’s fjord coast in a wider geographic context.

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