Archipelagos, fjords and mountains create the basis for the vast county of Troms with added color from the midnight sun and northern lights.

The Midnight Sun shines for two months in summer, while in winter Troms can lay claim to some of the world’s highest Northern Lights frequencies. Breathtaking scenery featuring mountains, fjords and islands provides a surprise around every corner. A multi-ethnic population has a rich heritage, an inviting culture and a great future. Troms speaks to you on many levels.

Green light shaped like curtains, like rolling smoke or in a rapid flicker, or the occasional full corona of pink, violet, white and green; the aurora borealis is a beauty out of this world. Troms is right in the middle of the Northern Lights Zone. This means that there is nowhere on earth you can see more Northern Lights than here.

Tromsø

The capital of the Arctic is a lively, humorous and beautiful city packed with culture and history, and surrounded by mountains, fjords and islands.

The spectacular landscapes around Tromsø are perfect for outdoor activities; combine them with Tromsø’s vibrant cultural scene.

In winter, expect moderate temperatures, loads of snow, skies lit up by the northern lights and a hectic cultural scene.

Harstad is a beautiful North-Norwegian coastal town situated on the largest island, Hinnøya. The city is located in northern Norway’s most densely populated area and is surrounded b beautiful and rich nature. The city has a vibrant cultural life and is the organizer of the annual Festival of North Norway. Byen ligger sentralt plassert i Nord-Norges tettest befolkede område og er omgitt av vakker og rikholdig natur. Byen har et yrende kulturliv og er arrangør for de årlige Festspillene i Nord-Norge.

Senja; with it’s unique location, spectacular scenery and historic facilities, Hamn in Senja is a great destination.

This is the second largest island in Norway. It is located along the Troms county coastline with Finnsnes as the closest town.

The impressive Lyngsalpene are located above the Arctic Circle, not far from the city of Tromsø.

These unique and untouched alpine mountains lie on a peninsula, and are popular among experienced mountain climbers and extreme skiers, and provide stunning scenery against the blue fjords.