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Tromsø is ideal if you want to see the northern lights, and offers a lovely mix of outdoor activities, cultural events, and restaurants that serve Arctic delicacies. The Arctic capital Tromsø is located 350 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle and is the largest city in Northern Norway.
Tromsø lies 69 degrees north and is Northern Norway’s largest city. We’re lucky enough to enjoy not one, but two natural phenomenas every year – the northern lights and the midnight sun; two wonders of nature which light up our lives, with a backdrop of the amazing arctic nature, literally on our doorstep.
Norway, Europe. Located 400km north of the Arctic Circle at 69˚N, the small city of Tromsø bills itself as Norway's gateway to the Arctic, and there's definitely more than a hint of polar atmosphere around town. Surrounded by chilly fjords and craggy peaks that remain snowcapped for much of the year, Tromsø sits on the eastern edge of ...
Welcome to Tromsø's official Tourist Information. You find us centrally placed in Storgata 83 (the main street), close to Stortorget. We'll provide you with free city maps, brochures, information, inspiration and guidance to make your stay in the region unforgettable.
Tromsø is the biggest city in the north, but the Arctic wilderness is evident wherever you look. Add an interesting Arctic history, a city centre more charming than beautiful, a location directly under the Northern Lights, 68 days of Midnight Sun, and you have plenty to explore.
Tromsø (Northern Sámi: Romsa, Kven and Finnish: Tromssa) is a city of around 80,000 people in the very northernmost part of Norway. It is almost 350 km north of the Arctic Circle and is one of the best places to view the spectacular Northern Lights in winter. Understand [ edit] Midnight Sun in Tromsø in early June.
Tromsø is easily northern Norway’s biggest town, and has all the ingredients for a fantastic few days should you wish to stop here. The city lies amongst a cluster of islands scattered off the northern coast, and the temperature remains fairly moderate all year round, especially in summer, despite the town being around 400km into the Arctic Circle.
