Stiklestad

Stiklestad is a historic site in Norway, renowned for the Battle of Stiklestad in 1030, where King Olaf II (later known as Saint Olaf) was killed while resisting Danish rule. This battle is considered a turning point in Norwegian history, leading to the Christianization of Norway. Today, Stiklestad is a cultural landmark featuring a national heritage center, museum, and churches, celebrating Norway’s medieval past and Olaf's legacy. It attracts visitors interested in history, religion, and Norwegian identity, serving as a symbol of national unity and Christian heritage.