Bamsebu is a historic and charming cabin in Svalbard, built in the 1930s by hunters and trappers, including Olaus Olsen. This simple cabin became a refuge for adventurers and hunters seeking shelter from the Arctic climate. The name "Bamsebu" comes from a legendary polar bear, Bamse, who became Olaus’ loyal companion and often kept him company through the long, dark winter months.
Today, Bamsebu stands as a symbol of courage and camaraderie in Svalbard's magnificent nature, and the cabin is a popular destination for adventurers and tourists who wish to experience the island's rich history and unique landscape.
Polheim Art Prints
Photographed by Hilde Fålun Strøm.
Choose between A1, A2, A3, A4 & A5 sizes.
[Signed, limited edition prints]
Original & Copyrighted: © Polheim
Location: Svalbard, Arctic Norway
Print Type: Fine art print on high-grade matte paper (192 gsm)
Frame: Sold unframed — ideal for custom display options
