The Top 20 Attractions in Troms

The most striking modern church in Norway is the Tromsø Arctic Cathedral. It was designed by Oslo architect Jan Inge Hovig in 1965 and built at the end of the … read more

The forecourt and the pedestrian zone have underfloor heating. Therefore mostly free of snow.

When we visited in winter, the stairs were nowhere to be seen, and the path partly resembled a toboggan run. Aids such as spikes and/or sticks are absolutely necessary, especially … read more

From up here you have a wonderful view of the city and the surrounding mountains. There is a café in the mountain station of the cable car, which is particularly popular at weekends.

Tromsø had its great heyday in the 19th century. Many of the stately warehouses at the harbor and town houses were built, all made of wood.

Translated it is the lake of blue ice water. The lake is fed by meltwater from the surrounding glaciers. It gets its blue color from stone particles, but it's not … read more

At the top of the main square, Storgata, you can see the charming music pavilion from 1892 and the old town hall from 1864.

Great little snack bar located in the middle of Tromso's pedestrian zone. Always worth stopping by to warm up for a bit.

Nestled in the Ånderdalen National Park lies the idyllic Åndervatnet. From the entrance to the National Park at Camp Tranøybotn (Norwegian Wild) you have to walk about 6km until you … read more