20의 트롬쇠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

We took the stairs in the evening in October to see the northern lights up top. Despite the weather being fine in the valley, the higher we got, the more the stairs got slippery and covered in snow/ice. The view at the top and on the stairs was amazing though. The hike was well worth it. I wouldn't recommend it to people not used to hiking. It's very steep and there's no handrail.

It is the only Norwegian cathedral made of wood. It is one of the northernmost cathedrals in the world and, with 800 seats, is one of the largest Norwegian wooden churches. It can only be visited during a mass or concert, which takes place daily at 11 p.m. during the summer months.

The path up the Storsteinen or down includes about 2000 steps at different heights

The largest city in Northern Norway, the centre is located on the island of Tromsoya

There are 1200 steps to climb. At the top of the cable car station there are beautiful views. As you go down you will have beautiful views of Tromsø.

The Arctic Cathedral is one of the most impressive buildings in the city of Tromsø. The Evangelical Lutheran Seamen's and Parish Church faces the mainland. The building dates from 1965.

Famous cantilever bridge opened in 1960 with views of the Arctic Cathedral and distant mountains. The bridge is currently closed to cars, but pedestrians and cyclists are allowed to cross as of 07/24.

The Storsteinen can be climbed by means of about 2000 steps