Vardø Church (Vardø kirke)

Vardø Church, located in Vardø, Norway, is a concrete parish church within the Diocese of Nord-Hålogaland. The current structure, which is the fourth church built on this site, was designed by architect Terje Moe and completed in 1958. It is noted for its distinctive long church style and sleek, modern white spire that dominates the local skyline of this Arctic town.

The building serves the Church of Norway and is a central cultural and religious landmark for the community of Vardø. The construction utilized reinforced concrete, reflecting the architectural trends of the post-war reconstruction period in Northern Norway. Its ownership and maintenance fall under the jurisdiction of the local municipality and the national church body of Norway.