What to do and see in Tromso, Northern Norway: The Best Nature & Parks

November 4, 2021 Concepcion Newsome

The fjords and mountain ranges of Tromso are simply magical. Here, the northern lights sparkle across the same navy blue sky that's illuminated by the midnight sun. You'll be spellbound by Tromso's enchanting fishing villages, fragrant botanical gardens and crystalline waterfalls. Music is a major part of the Tromso culture, particularly techno and electronic music, which adds some thumping thunder to the city once a year during the annual Insomnia Festival.
Restaurants in Tromso

1. The Lyngen Alps

Tromso 9060 Norway https://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/northern-norway/the-lyngenfjord-region/
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The Lyngen Alps

Reviewed By kripayoga - Thailand, null

Went by bus to Lyngen and was surprise that the boat ferry was free, luckily that day got a few hours of cream sky, and the pictures although portray the landscape the real view is better

2. Tonsviking Middelaldertun

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Tonsviking Middelaldertun

Time travel back to the Viking and Middle Ages. Historic area 10-12000 years back in time. Wonderful historic buildings. Architecture. Nature. snow scooter safari. History. Animal and bird life. Taste our beer and meed beer. Enjoy the view out at the fire. Fun activities for both children and adults. How about sleeping one night in a Viking house. Let us be your host.

3. Lyngstuva

Russelv, Tromso 9068 Norway +47 77 21 08 50 http://www.visit-lyngenfjord.com/en/best-places-to-go/?News=11&artlang=no
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Lyngstuva

A perfect place to experience the midnight sun and the Northern lights! The trail runs along the shoreline from the parking lot at the end of the road on Russelv and leads to a lighthouse on the northernmost point of Lyngen Peninsula. The walk takes approximately 1 hour.

4. Tromso Botaniske Hage

Breivika, Tromso Norway http://uit.no/om/enhet/tmu/botanisk
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4.5 based on 326 reviews

Tromso Botaniske Hage

Reviewed By Traveller1035

What a lovely surprise as only 500 metres from where our ship docked and free to enter. The Gardens are very colourful even on a dull, damp day. The flowers were amazing for a garden that suffers such extreme conditions, mid night sun, seven months under snow but still a vast variety of flowers. Made up for the miserable weather! Not to be missed when in Tromso.

5. Tromso Fjords

Tromso Norway +47 981 29 461 http://www.tromso.kommune.no
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Tromso Fjords

Reviewed By anishakhazanchi - Dublin, Ireland

A must see on your trip in Norway. Perfect route for both winters and summers. The natural beauty is breathtaking and the whole route to see many Fjords is a journey in time.

6. Lulle Valley

Camp Tamok, Tromso 9143 Norway +47 77 71 55 88 [email protected]
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The Lulle Valley is located in Skibotn, one of the driest areas in Scandinavia. The 2.5 km long trail takes you through untouched natural and cultural landscapes. The valley has more than 12 different orchids. Marisko (Cypripédium calcéolus), the most famous of these, is extremely widespread in this valley. A knowledgeable guide will accompany you on this exciting excursion. Included: Transport (90 min), lunch, dinner

7. Grotfjord

Tromso Norway
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Grotfjord

Reviewed By underwinterskies - Singapore, Singapore

Have been here twice last year during the winter nights and it is a good spot to catch the glimpse of the auroras if you’re lucky. Went back this year again during winter and tried to see how it looks like in the morning twilight and I was really in awe of how beautiful the place is in the day. (Really dark at night hence you can’t really make out the details of the buildings / fjords / surroundings of the beach)

8. Tromso Mini Zoo

Hundbergan, Tromso Norway +47 971 03 985 http://www.tromsominizoo.no/
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Tromso Mini Zoo

Reviewed By asbhansen - Oslo, Norway

A very cozy and quiet mini zoo, where animals seemed happy and relaxed and walked up to the people if they wanted to rather than the people crowding the animals. The staff seemed to really care for the animals. This is a place I would love to visit again!

9. Base Tromso

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Base Tromso

Join on for the best experience in the arctic! Northern lights tours, alpine tours and much more, we would love to have you! We are doing guided tours, alpine tours, hiking tours, and northernlight tours. Contact us for bookings! Follow us on facebook and instagram @basetromso

10. Prestvannet Lake

Langnesvegen, Tromso Norway
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Prestvannet Lake

Reviewed By charlottesteve00

Prestvannet is a scenic area near Tromsø in Norway. Together with the pond and the surrounding wooded area it represents an important natural space, and also a fundamental nesting place for different types of birds. Located a short walk from the center of Tromso on this beautiful lake surrounded by lots of greenery, the locals go for a stroll and relax. Being also a cultural center, it is often full of schoolchildren. I have visited it both in summer and in winter when it is completely frozen. If you are in the area I recommend a visit.

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