Discover the best attractions and experiences Troms og Finnmark has to offer
The Troms og Finnmark region is home to ancient histories and enduring landmarks that tell the stories of the north.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring thousands of ancient rock carvings, illustrating prehistoric life in the far north.
A 19th-century Gothic Revival church in Tromsø, notable for its slender spire and serene interior.
A modern church in Kirkenes that stands as a regional architectural and cultural landmark.
Delve into Arctic history, art, and culture at these engaging museums across the region.
Explore Arctic exploration, whaling history, and life in the polar north through vivid exhibits.
A collection of contemporary and traditional Northern Norwegian art housed in a striking building in Tromsø.
Exhibits focusing on the Alta Rock Art and local archaeology, set against a dramatic backdrop.
Religious sites across the region range from modern churches to iconic architectural landmarks.
A bold, iceberg-inspired church known for its luminous walls and striking silhouette by the water.
A contemporary church in Kirkenes that reflects the Barents region’s cultural heritage.
Wild landscapes and pristine nature invite wild adventures and quiet moments in the north.
Towering canyons, lush taiga, and the Reisa River make it a premier hiking and scenery spot.
Famed for its northern spruce forest, rich birdlife, and tranquil, expansive wilderness.
Explore distinct districts and areas that shape the feel of this vast region.
The lively core of Tromsø with waterfront views, shops, cafes, and easy access to ferries.
A rugged island district offering dramatic coastal scenery and small fishing villages.
A Sami cultural hub in western Finnmark, offering insights into Sámi life and tradition.
Budget-friendly ways to experience the north's beauty and culture.
Stroll along the harbor and scenic shoreline, soaking in waterfront views and northern light evenings.
Explore a lush outdoor garden showcasing Arctic and alpine plants at no admission charge.
Several public trails offer stunning vistas and wildlife with minimal or no entry fees.
Northern flavors celebrate the sea, reindeer, berries, and centuries of coastal cooking.
Seasonal cod preparations highlight the winter fish run, a Northern Norway staple.
Traditional Sámi and Norwegian preparations featuring tender, earthy flavors.
Desserts and jams made from the region’s iconic berries.
Evenings in the north offer cozy pubs, live music, and atmospheric venues.
Tromsø’s historic beer hall, known for its local brews and friendly vibe.
A retro-style bar/venue popular for evenings with character and music.
Seasonal events and cultural showcases bring the north to life after dark.
A celebrated winter film festival showcasing Nordic and international cinema.
Evening performances and storytelling celebrating Sámi traditions and craftsmanship.
Adventure and sport opportunities abound in this rugged landscape.
Glide through snowy landscapes on a traditional dogsled adventure.
Explore frozen fjords and wide-open cols on an exhilarating snowmobile ride.
Paddle along rugged coastlines and sheltered coves for a serene perspective.
Hidden gems and unique experiences off the usual tourist routes.
Learn about Sámi governance and culture at this regional center for indigenous affairs.
Immerse yourself in Sámi traditions and thawing northern landscapes on a sleigh ride.