North Norway trip. Is Tromso the best option?
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North Norway trip. Is Tromso the best option?
We will be traveling to Norway next summer in August and we want to travel to the arctic circle.
The idea is to travel from Oslo by plane and stay for 3 days in the area.
Is Tromso the best option?
How is public transportation there?
I suppose renting a car is a must to be able to have freedom to move. I read that taxis are very expensive in that area.
The idea is to travel from Oslo by plane and stay for 3 days in the area.
Is Tromso the best option?
How is public transportation there?
I suppose renting a car is a must to be able to have freedom to move. I read that taxis are very expensive in that area.
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We visited Tromso from our Hurtigruten ship which I highly recommend. We walked all over Tromso easily and took a bus at one point. There was a tourist office with information and maps. There is lots to see in Tromso-Artic Cathedral, Polar Museum, Polaria.
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Thank you for sharing information about Tromsų. I've only been to Bergen and Stavanger when I visited Norway, which is why I also haven't seen the Northern Lights. This hasn't stopped me from dreaming of going back to experience the spectacular show of lights.😍
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Everything in expensive in Norway.
But if Tromsų is the best option or not depends a lot on what you are looking for. And if you want to travel to the arctic circle, Tromsų is a bad option as it is about 350 km from the arctic circle.
But if Tromsų is the best option or not depends a lot on what you are looking for. And if you want to travel to the arctic circle, Tromsų is a bad option as it is about 350 km from the arctic circle.
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