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Artillery battery Landsort is one of the six ERSTA-batteries, which were some of the most important defence systems during the Cold War. It would protect inlets to Sodertalje, Nyn shamn and Stockholm.

Skansen, Sweden An old defensive canon ovr the Baltic Sea.

Cannon in Old Fredrikstad, Østfold County Norway

Twin coastal defense cannons on rocky hill under overcast sky

One of the many cannons on Suomenlinna Sea Fortress which spreads across six connecting islands and was originally built as a maritime fortress as well as a base for the Archipelago Fleet. Now it is home to around 800 inhabitants and is one of Finland's seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

View from the viewpoint Bokkerfjellet in Larvik in Norway, Europe

Fort Christiansoe island Bornholm in the Baltic Sea Denmark Scandinavia Europe

A pair of cannons sits atop a rocky cliff at the Queen's Battery, ready to defend St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland against attackers.

German coastal artillery from World War 2 at Kvalvik fort on the island of Frei, Norway.

Qeqertarsuaq, Greenland, Denmark: - Qeqertarsuaq, Danish Godhavn, is a town in Qeqertarsuaq District, Qeqertalik Municipality, Greenland.

Alesund. Norway

Close up of abandoned cannon on island in sea against sky

View of Halden from Fredriksten Fort.

A fort in Sweden in 1990

Fort Christiansoe naval fortress with cannons near island Bornholm in the Baltic Sea Denmark Scandinavia Europe.

Isle of Mull, Scotland, Inner Hebrides

Bud, Norway - July 02, 2022: Ergan costal Fort was built by the Germans during Second World War with batteries and bunker facilities. Selective focus

Frogn, Norway – May 21, 2022: Veisving battery was built in 1894-95 facing the fjord outside Storskiar. The battery has four Armstrong muzzle-loading guns.

Walk through Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Scenery of Alesund city over Norwegian Sea with beautiful sunrise, Norway

Old cannon pointing out towards the Baltic Sea on the coast around Karlskrona, Sweden

Saint Pierre, Saint Pierre Island, Saint Pierre et Miquelon: the Batterie de la Pointe aux Canons was a fort on Saint-Pierre Island built by the French to protect the archipelago from English raids between 1690 and 1713. The original battery, equipped with six cannons, was destroyed by the English during the 1702 Newfoundland expedition. It was later replaced in the 19th century to defend the islands during the Crimean War. Today, the site features four cannons open to the public, and the nearby Pointe aux Canons Lighthouse stands on a jetty extending from the original battery location. Urban expansion has erased the last remains of the fort's walls. 'Ile aux Marins', the sailors' island in the background

$Santoña, Cantabria-Spain, September 15, 2024;\nCanyon on the promenade of Santoña ,Cantabria$

Old german bunker of World War 2 in Evenes Norway

The English Channel and Tankerton Slopes, near Whitstable Kent

Cannons at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Old cannon from a whale hunting ship placed on the harbor in Qeqertarsuaq also known as Godhavn in Greenland

Canons perched over the sea at old naval base, Provence

Fortress wall and old cannon in Alanya castle, Turkey

Saint Pierre, Saint Pierre Island, Saint Pierre et Miquelon: French naval guns aimed at the harbour entrance - Île aux Marins (Sailors' island), a small, elongated island situated in the harbor of Saint-Pierre, serves as a tangible link to the archipelago's fishing heritage.

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