Lindås is best known within Vestland for Lindås Church, a wooden parish church completed in 1865. The settlement lies on the Lindås peninsula beside Lindåspollen, a narrow inlet connected to Lurefjorden, amid the coastal geography north of Bergen. It was the administrative centre of the former Lindås municipality until 2020, when Lindås, Meland and Radøy were merged to form Alver municipality. The church and its surrounding graveyard remain a focal point for this long-established rural community, where fjords, small farms and local roads shape everyday life. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Lindås peninsula.
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