Reine is an urban and fishing port in the municipality of Moskenes in Lofoten , Norway . Reine, which is the municipality's administrative center, had 342 inhabitants in 2005. Reine is crossed by Europaväg E10 and has been a trading post since 1743.
The place is famous for its natural beauty and photos of the resort are used on the front page in some books and tourist brochures. In 2016-2019, a stone staircase was built up to Reinebringen (448 masl) which is considered to be the finest vantage point at Reine.
In Reine is Dagmar's Doll and Toy Museum, a toy museum with over 1,500 different dolls, teddy bears and the like.
The artist Herman Bendixen (died 1977) was born in 1919 in Reine.
Reine in the Lofoten Islands: fishing-village walk and fjord scenery
A second walk around Reine
Wanderlust & City Dust takes another route through the fishing village. It helps show how the roads and bridges join the small islands around the fjord.
Fishing-village life
HUMAN DOCUMENTARY focuses on Reine's identity as a coastal community. Use it as context for the picturesque scenery in the two longer walks.