The beauty of the north

Take to the skies to see Tromsø from a new perspective. In just a few minutes, you'll be at the top of Fløyfjellet (420 m) and can enjoy the panoramic view of the city, mountains and fjords.

Grab your e-ticket and get in line to enjoy the cable car and the view! The times on the tickets allow for a large margin of error in case you arrive early or late.

Embark on a magical evening in search of the Northern Lights. On board a bus (48 seats) and with a local guide, you leave Tromsø in search of clear skies, far from any light pollution. When you have found the perfect spot, your guide will take photos (portraits) that you can download from a website, as a souvenir of your evening. To warm up, you will have a hot drink accompanied by biscuits, before returning to Tromsø. The return time depends on your destination (sometimes you have to drive to the Finnish border - 6 hours round trip)

What did hunters, trappers and explorers encounter in the Far North? Here at the Polar Museum you can learn about expeditions, daily life and adventures in the Arctic from the 17th century to the present day.

Tromsdalen Church, also known as Ishavskatedralen (Arctic Cathedral), was inaugurated on 19 November 1965.

Architect Jan Inge Hovig has succeeded in creating a masterpiece. The cathedral is a landmark visible from the Tromsø Strait, the Tromsø Bridge and when a plane lands in Tromsø. The 11 aluminium-clad concrete panels on each side of the roof give the cathedral its shape.

The main entrance on the west side is surrounded by a large glass façade with a pronounced cross. The fantastic glass mosaic on the east side was added in 1972.

The glass mosaic is one of the most remarkable works of the artist Victor Sparre. It represents the hand of God from which three rays of light radiate: one through Jesus, one through a woman and one through a man. The glass work contains many symbols and attracts considerable attention from our visitors.

The oak pews, the large prism chandeliers, the altar rail and the pulpit are the most significant elements, all in a style that matches the severity and simplicity of the cathedral.

Senja is a great place to watch the Northern Lights. Accompanied by your English-speaking guide, you will head to the best spots to see this luminous phenomenon. He will also give you tips on how to photograph them.

Relax in the sauna and jacuzzi for your welness experience in a lovely arctic environment.

Departure on board a comfortable boat to discover the coast of Senja. Along the way, you may come across sea eagles, seals and, with luck, small cetaceans.

From December to April, a snowshoe outing allows you to get closer to places that are usually inaccessible. You will discover the surroundings of the village of Mefjordvær, accompanied by your English-speaking guide who will tell you about the local fauna and flora, as well as the habits of the inhabitants of Senja.

The excursion lasts 3 hours and is of an easy level. Don't forget to cover yourself well for this walk, the rest of the equipment will be provided.