Bronnoysund

Brønnøysund, a town gracing a narrow peninsula surrounded by islets, serves as the administrative center of Brønnøy Municipality in Nordland County, Norway. Holding the distinction of being the southernmost city along the Helgeland Coast and in Nordland County, Brønnøysund boasts a population of approximately 5,045 residents.

Natural wonders abound in Brønnøysund, captivating visitors with their beauty. The Norsk Havbrukssenter offers a fascinating look into the world of Norway's fish farming industry. A scenic drive across Brønnøysundbrua bridge creates lasting memories, while the majestic Torghatten mountain, famous for its distinctive hole, leaves visitors in awe. Brønnøysund is also fortunate to be neighbors with the Vega Archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.