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More and more visitors and vacationers are interested in Norwegian street art, graffiti, and other urban art. Cruise ship passengers use the time while their ship is in port to explore the graffiti and urban artworks in the surrounding area. We came across a video on the "visittromso" Instagram channel that demonstrates the diversity. Colorful and painted walls amidst the snow create a completely different effect. It's certainly a challenge for the artists to express their creativity during the winter months, when temperatures hover around freezing. [Source: https://arttrado.de/news/kunst-aus-norwegen-street-art-in-tromso/ ]

Tromsø is a picturesque and typically northern Norwegian fishing town, which is a joy to explore. The small island of the same name can be cycled around by all levels of cyclists.

Great and huge selection of fresh fish.

This is what an underpass should look like 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The old town hall of Tromsø with the music pavilion in front of it is an eye-catcher. Today it serves as the location for a theater project. The new town hall, the library and the Kulturhuset offer modern architecture. The latter is a multi-purpose event center.

The old town hall of Tromsø with the music pavilion in front of it is an eye-catcher. Today it serves as the location for a theater project. The new town hall, the library and the Kulturhuset offer modern architecture. The latter is a multi-purpose event center.

Tromsø Savings Bank (Sparebank), is colloquially called the Red Bank. It was designed by architect Henrik Nissen. For financial and practical reasons it was built in two phases. The first part, the southern wing along Bankgata and the middle section towards Storgata, was completed in 1912 and the wing along the Fredrik Langes Gate followed in 1915. Besides the bank, the building housed many other functions, such as the public library, the Freemasons and Norges Hypotekbank (a now defunct government bank). However, the building is now used exclusively by one bank, SpareBank 1, Northern Norway, which has its headquarters here. Source: https://arkitekturguide.uit.no/items/show/879

If you want to eat a hot dog (meat or vegan) here, be prepared to stand in line. The kiosk may look very small, but it is clearly a well-run food stall. The fact that there is a spacious, covered and pleasant seat behind the kiosk will certainly contribute to its success.