10 Stunning Reasons to Visit Tromsø During the Winter Breaks
Tuesday, May 01, 2018 Norway 0 Comments

10 Stunning Reasons to Visit Tromsø During the Winter Breaks

So, these are the bests of where to go and experience in North Norway during winter times! Experiencing Norwegian culture through the traditions found in Tromsø is a breath of fresh (and cold) air. You will find yourself appreciating the snow-covered streets of this city, especially if its entangled with all the local daily and festive activities here. Tromsø is far from being a loud and exuberant town, but the charm and quaintness give that sense of friendliness and inspiration that travelers and locals enjoy. From fast food options, free things to do, and unique happenings that you can do here, it’s definitely a good time to visit Tromsø during the winter season.

Watch Reindeer Sleeding and Attend and Annual Winter Festival
Website: http://tromsoarcticreindeer.com/

You will be hosted by Reindeer herders who will show and teach you about Reindeer herding and Sami culture. With thousands of reindeer in the mountains and a herd of around 200 at the camp during the winter months you are guaranteed to experience the joy of being close to these wonderful creatures, the feeling of coming into a warm lavvu (Sami tent) and the sounds of the traditional joik (Sami singing). This is a ritual which for us is an important way of life and it is our pleasure and aim to let you experience it. To know more: http://tromsoarcticreindeer.com/tromso/

Walking and Hiking Around Tromsø
Website: https://www.snowintromso.com/blog/2017/2/hiking-tromso-winter

In recent years hiking in the mountains have become increasingly popular among visiting tourists as well, and we often meet tourists on our hikes. For many of them, this is their first time exploring the mountains. Since I was a little girl, these mountains have been my playground, and I’d like to highlight some of my favorite mountains for beginner hikers. To know more: https://nerdnomads.com/hikes-in-tromso

Souvenir Hunting in Tromsø
Website: https://www.visittromso.no/en/book/todo?filter=c%3D29622%3Bsgid%3D86114

Come visit our Gift- Shop located in the heart of Tromsø for an authentic experience in a warm environment. You can get seal fur, arctic fox, and musk ox products, we can get you the loveliest products from the Arctic. We have great products such as mittens, slippers, hats and other souvenirs in sealskin, reindeer and arctic fox. To know more: https://www.visittromso.no/en/book/to-do/a1326351/polar-adventures-gift-shop-fur-and-lleather/

Try Burger King In Tromsø
Website: http://www.burgerking.no/
Sometimes you wake up late... with only 30 minutes to get to your tour or activity. fear not! burger king will save the day! located right in central tromsø, you can get the classic burger king food speedy quick and inhale it before your next tour. To know more: https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/ShowUserReviews-g190475-d7376398-r447509263-Burger_King-Tromso_Troms_Northern_Norway.html#

Hear Norwegian Mass in the Tromsø Cathedral
Website: https://thornews.com/2012/06/02/tromso-cathedral-the-northernmost-protestant-cathedral-in-the-world/
The actual cathedral of the diocese, and the only Norwegian cathedral made of wood. Definitely worth seeing. To know more: https://travel.sygic.com/en/poi/tromso-cathedral-poi:10047

Late Night Dining in the Bardus Bar in Tromsø
Website: http://www.bardus.no/

Home of Tromsø’s famous Arctic Seaweed cocktail and traditional Northern traveler’s plate. Bardus Bar is at its heart a Northern Norwegian experience. A Nordic cocktail bar dedicated to combining the finest products in the region to produce the highest quality experience. For the visitors amongst us the locally harvested Arctic seaweed cocktail and traditional Northern traveler’s plate are an experience not to be missed and offers an insight into the traditional Northern Norwegian lifestyle. To know more: https://www.visitnorway.com/listings/bardus-bar/176879/

Geek Out in the Polarmuseet in Tromsø
Website: https://uit.no/tmu/polarmuseet

The Polar Museum is located in Tollbodbrygga, which dates back to 1830 and is one of the few preserved wharves in the city. It is at the north end of Tromsø city center, in a picturesque area containing many old houses. Since the ceilings are very low, the roof beams are padded so that you don't bump your head. The Museum's official title is the Polar Museum, Tromsø University Museum, the Arctic University of Norway. To know more: http://www.nordnorge.com/EN-sor-troms/?News=377

Find Your Travel Goals in Tromsø’s Tourist Information Center
Website: https://www.visittromso.no/en/traveller-info/practical-info

You don’t go to Tromso 350km north of the Arctic Circle for culture and cuisine. You go in the hopes of seeing the legendary northern lights. And who can blame you? The aurora borealis is on every traveler’s bucket list and if you’re lucky enough to view them in their glory, the memory will remain forever. Tromso is Norway’s main hub north of the Arctic Circle and serves as an excellent base for seeing the majestic natural phenomenon. However, there are other things to do in Tromso besides chasing the lights. To know more: https://www.atlasandboots.com/visiting-tromso-norway/

Taste the Big Bite Subs in Tromsø
Website: https://www.bigbite.no/

Fersk fastfood. Et sunt og smakfullt alternativ, nysmurt og alltid basert på de ferskeste råvarene. To know more: https://tromsosentrum.no/mat-og-drikke/big-bite/

Live for Italian Food at the Da Pinocchio Pizzeria – Ristorante
Website: http://www.dapinocchio.com/
This is a nice place, its good looking, very good veal tenderloin. Service is very nice. Maybe a little noise, but can’t do much about that. The price is very good for Norway. I had a pleasant experience here. To know more: https://www.yelp.com.sg/biz/da-pinocchio-troms%C3%B8