Movik Fort, located near Bergen, Norway, is a historic military bunker complex originally constructed by German forces during World War II. The fort once housed the second-largest cannon in the world—a massive Krupp 380mm gun with a range of up to 55 kilometers and weighing 337 tonnes. Situated in a commanding position above the Skagerrak Straits between Norway and Denmark, this coastal fortification was part of the Atlantic Wall defenses.
Today, the site represents an important piece of Norway's military heritage, showcasing both WWII-era German engineering and Cold War-era strategic thinking that has led to recent restoration efforts.