Standing at 10 meters tall, Sverd I Fjell is a mighty monument commemorating the momentous Battle of Hafrsfjord, which was what led to the unification of Norway. Casting stunning reflections on the water surface when viewed from across the adjacent water inlet, the stunning masterpiece cuts a striking silhouette against the sunny sky, creating a beautiful interplay of light and dark against the midnight blue sky when lit up at night. Whatever you do, it is impossible to take an unflattering shot of Sverd I Fjell. Each intricately carved sword is modelled after real Viking swords found in different parts of Norway, with the largest of them representing the victorious King Harold who led the legendary battle. This quintessential yet unique part of Norwegian scenery is a historic landmark that cannot be missed.