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<p>It is best to come to Tromsø <strong>between May 20 and July 20</strong> , when the sun never sets. Thanks to twice as long days, you can definitely do more sightseeing and go on longer trekks.</p><h3> Northern Lights Festival</h3><p> In winter, Tromsø is a great <strong>place to see the Northern Lights</strong> . A unique event accompanying the Aurora Borealis dancing in the sky is the annual <strong>Northern Lights Festival,</strong> during which classical and jazz concerts take place.</p>

When to visit Tromso?

<p>Tromsø is quite small, so <strong>you can easily walk everywhere</strong> . The city center is the Storgata promenade, where there are most historic wooden houses and the best restaurants and bars.</p><h3> Two cathedrals</h3><p> <strong>Tromsø Domkirke</strong> is the world&#39;s northernmost Protestant cathedral and the only Norwegian cathedral <strong>built entirely of wood</strong> . The neo-Gothic building was built in 1861 and is located in the very center of the city. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/norwegia/tromso/tromso-domkirke.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Tromso Norway" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Tromso, Norway - © Brate</figcaption></figure><p> The Arctic Cathedral, also called <strong>the Cathedral of the Arctic Sea,</strong> is actually a huge Lutheran church from 1965, which is located right at the entrance to the bridge leading to the city. It was built <strong>in the style of traditional Sami tents</strong> from 11 pairs of concrete slabs. The interior of the church is decorated with a huge stained glass window, which is one of the largest glass mosaics in Europe.</p><h3> Polaria</h3><p> Polaria is <strong>an aquarium and museum dedicated to Arctic wildlife</strong> . Here you can admire various species of sea creatures and even watch a seal feeding show. Several times during the day, films about the Svalbard archipelago and the northern lights are shown.</p><h3> Polar Museum</h3><p> At Polarmuseet you can learn <strong>more about the history of Tromsø,</strong> which was once one of the most important centers for Arctic expeditions. Here you will find, among others: <strong>exhibitions</strong> <strong>devoted to seal and whale fishing</strong> and memorabilia of Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen, who set off from here on his last journey to the South Pole.</p>

What to see in Tromso?

<p>Nightlife in Tromsø centers around <strong>the main street, Storgata.</strong> Here you will find atmospheric old pubs as well as hipster cocktail bars and rock pubs.</p><h3> Ølhallen</h3><p> The oldest pub in the city, whose menu includes <strong>almost 50 types of Norwegian beer</strong> . Pleasant atmosphere and mixed age company. This is where locals usually start their weekend (Storgata 4).</p><h3> Blårock Cafe</h3><p> An atmospheric, rock pub <strong>serving the best burgers in town</strong> . Quite crowded in the evenings, especially during live concerts (Strandgata 14).</p><h3> Bardus Bar</h3><p> A nice cocktail bar, <strong>perfect for a quiet evening</strong> and meeting friends. Great bartenders who mix drinks according to their own recipes. Large selection of wines (Cora Sandels gate 4).</p><h3> Café Circa</h3><p> A nice cafe during the day, <strong>a cozy nightclub in the evenings.</strong> Always a lot of young people on the dance floor and a friendly atmosphere (Storgata 36).</p>

Nightlife in Tromso

<p>There are both <strong>easy trails and more difficult trekking routes around Tromsø.</strong> Remember to always check the weather forecast before heading to the mountains.</p><h3> The trail to Mount Fløya </h3><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/norwegia/tromso/tromso-floya.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Tromso Norway" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Fløya, Tromso, Norway - © Brate</figcaption></figure><p> The viewpoint located about halfway up Fløya, which overlooks Tromsø <strong>, can be reached by cable car</strong> . More experienced hikers can go further from the platform to the 671 m peak. You can also <strong>climb the so-called mountain. The Sherpa Steps</strong> (Sherpatrappa), which start on the Fløyvegen road.</p><h3> Trail to the top of Brosmetinden </h3><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/norwegia/tromso/tromso-brosmetinden.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Tromso Norway" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Brosmetinden, Tromso, Norway - © Brate</figcaption></figure><p> From the top of Brosmetinden (525 m) there is <strong>a beautiful view of the rugged Arctic coast</strong> . The hill is located on the island of Kvaløya, between Rekvik and Tromvik. The trail leading to the peak starts from the parking lot located by the road and should take an average hiker no more than 2 hours to complete.</p><h3> Trail to the top of Nattmålsfjellet</h3><p> The 297-meter Nattmålsfjellet is another hill on the island of Kvaløya. It is accessed by a not very demanding, approximately 2 km long trail starting from the parking lot near Kattfjordeidet. From the top of Nattmålsfjellet there is <strong>a picturesque panorama of Ersfjord and Kladfjord.</strong></p>

Actively in Tromso

<p>Tromso, known as the Arctic Gate, is an <strong>ideal starting point for exploring northern</strong> <a href="https://brate.com/europe/norway/">Norway</a> <strong>.</strong> Although it is the largest city in this part of the country, it looks more like a quiet settlement than a bustling metropolis. </p><div id="attachment_74834" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 500px;"><img class="size-medium wp-image-74834" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/norwegia/tromso/tromso-1.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Tromso" width="500" height="333"><p class="caption"> Tromso, Norway - © Brate</p></div><p> With over 100 nationalities, Tromsø is famous for its varied cuisine and the best arctic hot dogs served in a wooden Rakketten booth. There are <strong>many picturesque hiking and running routes</strong> in the immediate vicinity of the city. In interesting museums you can get acquainted with the polar flora and fauna and see how life has changed beyond the Arctic Circle over the years.</p><h2> For whom?</h2><p> Tromso will appeal to everyone who <strong>likes to spend time actively.</strong> In addition to hiking on the surrounding peaks, you can also go on a dog sled ride, canoeing, boat trips in search of whales, or a snowmobile ride.</p>

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Cozy rooms near the main street of Tromso. A nice and trouble-free hostess. You can use the kitchen.

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A wooden house in a truly Norwegian atmosphere. Very nice and helpful owner, delicious breakfast and cozy rooms. Apparently you can sometimes see the aurora from the windows, but unfortunately I wasn&#39;t lucky.

Bed & waffles, Tromsø 

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Classic hotel, well-equipped rooms, you can use the swimming pool and relax in the sauna after trekking. Free coffee and tea available.

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