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Reading or hearing the words the midnight sun can make you wonder if the sun really shows up in the midnight in Norway. Moreover, you get curious to know about other captivating sights which Norway boasts. The natural beauty of Norway attracts students, scientists, nature-lovers and all the travel enthusiasts over the world.
If the idea of visiting Norway strikes in your mind, then we would suggest you to visit Tromso, a magnificent city in Norway. This is the place where you can enjoy timeless adventures such as the midnight sun, ferry-trips in the fjords, dog-sledging trips, snow skiing, fishing, the Northern Lights and many-many more. Want to know more about Tromso? Keep reading.
This bridge is situated in Troms County, Tromso. It goes across the Tromsoysundet, connecting the island of Tromsoya and Tromsdalen on the mainland. The bridge is about 1,036 meter long. Its construction started in 1958, and it became accessible for people in 1960 having been completed. The existence of the bridge replaced the ferry transport on both of the sides of the strait. The bridge comes under the most significant landmarks of Tromso.
How beautiful it would feel to stand in a ferry and looking at the eye-catching mountains in awe while going through a fjord in Tromso. You can also go on a Fjord Cruise to visit Lofoten islands and explore wild or sea life. Moreover, you can also get fjord villages to visit. These villages are also known for their open and warm invitations to foreign tourists. These villages also boast nice hotels or restaurants where the tourists can eat and relax. And when youre enjoying exploring these new places, why not enjoy fishing too while your fjord tour.
The Arctic-Alpine Botanic Garden is counted amongst the worlds best botanic gardens. Tromso boasts this garden which is governed by the Tromso University Museum. It was brought into existence in 1994, and remains open from late May to early October. This garden has Alpine and Arctic plants, and the interesting thing, the entry is free of charge.
This bridge is situated in Troms County, Tromso. It goes across the Tromsoysundet, connecting the island of Tromsoya and Tromsdalen on the mainland. The bridge is about 1,036 meter long. Its construction started in 1958, and it became accessible for people in 1960 having been completed. The existence of the bridge replaced the ferry transport on both of the sides of the strait. The bridge comes under the most significant landmarks of Tromso.
Mount Floya blesses you with an opportunity to have an alluring sight of Tromso from the cable car, which is around 421-meter above the sea level. Several building such as Tromso's old secondary school and Arctic Cathedral can clearly be seen from cable car. Traveling in cable car is very adventurous, and this surely wont leave you disappointed.
The beauty of Tromso, Norway is far beyond the words. It is a great experience to feel with all your senses. The memories which the midnight sun, the Northern Lights, fjords And mountains, the Tromso Bridge and Mount Floya bring are no less than heavenly.
