Arctic Cathedral

#celebratewithtrip Beautiful cathedral. One of the landmarks of the city. Walked over the Tromsø bridge and it was definitely a fun walk and exciting to see the close getting closer and close as you battled the wind to get there. You can easily locate it from Fjellheisen too. For a place designed and built in the '60s, the cathedral looks very modern and clean. Such a joy to visit this incredible cathedral. #tromso #norway

In Northern Europe, as long as the latitude is high, the weather is good, there is no light pollution, and the probability of seeing the aurora is relatively large. Even if the above three conditions are met, the aurora does not appear every day. It is recommended to stay in the local area for more than 3 days, and the most The hot spotlights are in northern Norway and northern Finland. Norway's Tromso is located in the middle of the Aurora Ellipse, with a higher latitude than northern Sweden and northern Finland. It is also warmed by the Atlantic warm current and is therefore one of the best places to watch aurora in Northern Europe. Preparation before preparation 1, European standard conversion head, featuring two round heads. 2 If you travel in winter, you need to prepare for cold protection, bring warm baby (you can keep yourself and electronic equipment) 3, toiletries (no toiletries and slippers are available in all Norwegian hotels) / Hh/4, portable small pot, if you are not used to European food, or too high consumption, then this cooking artifact may save your stomach. Norwegian Aurora must experience Northern Europe There are many ways to miss the most. The Northern Lights are one of them. If you want to go to a place without light pollution, you must drive to the outskirts of the city. Traveling by cruise is perhaps the best. The way, away from the town, the outdoor deck on the boat is a good viewing area. If you find the aurora, the broadcast in the cabin will be prompted, and you won't miss any moments. Food recommendation smoked fish series is one of the must-try foods in Europe, with fresh lemon juice and excellent taste; long-legged crabs are recommended to live and eat, and there is special in the Kirkenes area. A project to go fishing in the sea.

Tranquil Tromsø 🌌

Tromsø, located well above the Arctic Circle in Norway, is a city known not only for its vibrant cultural life and historic Arctic expeditions but also as one of the best places in the world to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Surrounded by mountainous landscapes and fjords, Tromsø offers a unique blend of outdoor activities and a lively urban scene. Begin your adventure by exploring the city center, which is characterized by charming old wooden houses mixed with modern architecture. The iconic Arctic Cathedral, with its distinctive peaked roof and large stained-glass window, is a must-see. It serves as a beacon for the city, especially when lit up against the polar night's dark sky. Tromsø is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights, and the aurora season, which runs from September to March, attracts visitors from around the world. Numerous tour operators offer guided tours that take you away from city lights to places where the chances of spotting the aurora are higher. Experiencing the Northern Lights dancing across the sky in a spectrum of green and purple is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. During the day, embrace the great outdoors by going on a dog sledding adventure, where you can mush your own team of huskies across the snowy landscape. Alternatively, a cable car ride up to the Storsteinen Mountain provides stunning panoramic views of Tromsø and the surrounding fjords. Don't miss the opportunity to learn more about the region's Sami culture. Several experiences allow you to meet Sami guides, learn about their traditions, and even feed a herd of reindeer. These cultural encounters offer insight into the indigenous people's way of life in the Arctic. Despite its northern latitude, Tromsø is surprisingly accessible with a lively nightlife and a range of dining options that include local delicacies like reindeer and fresh seafood. The city also hosts several festivals throughout the year, celebrating everything from film to music, often with an Arctic twist. Visiting Tromsø during the winter months not only offers the magical aurora but also the experience of the polar night when the sun does not rise above the horizon, creating a unique twilight atmosphere during the day. #TromsøTravels #NorthernLights #ArcticAdventures #SamiCulture #TravelNorway #PolarNights #ArcticCircle #falltrip#mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks

Arctic Cathedral in Tromso

A wonderful small cathedral situated on a hill. The cathedral was built on 19 November, 1965. A glass mosaic titled "The Return of Christ" was added in 1972. It's a very unique landmark of Tromso. We walked from city centre and crossing the iconic bridge connecting to the other side of the city. You will not regret by doing so as the panoramic view while crossing the bridge is just too awesome! It's could be very cold during the journey, remember to wear more layer to keep yourself warm! #wheretogo #tromsø

The shape of the white triangular snow mountain of the Arctic Cathedral resembles a towering iceberg in the clouds. 😇

⏳Playtime: The further north you go, the shorter the daylight hours. In the winter, Northern Europe is very leisurely, there is no need to rush, you can have breakfast in the hotel while waiting for the day to break. Around 11 o'clock, the day slowly begins to brighten up a bit, but don't expect it to be very bright, it's still gloomy. 🌟Highlight features: The Arctic Cathedral is a landmark building in Tromsø, built in 1965. The entire cathedral is 40 meters high and has a white triangular snow mountain shape, resembling an iceberg soaring into the clouds. From a side view, it resembles the famous Sydney Opera House, so it is often called the "Norwegian Opera House" by Norwegians, but personally I think it looks more like neatly arranged dominoes. ✅Must experience: The entire wall on the south side of the church is made of complete rolled glass and is the largest colored glass window in Northern Europe. A ticket of 50 nok/person is required to enter the church. The natural light from the sloping skylights and the pressed glass on the entire south wall, combined with the luxurious chandelier light, creates a warm, bright, and dignified atmosphere throughout the interior space. The inspiration for this unique architectural structure comes from the characteristic landscape of northern Norway, and the glass-inlaid bricks are a major feature of the church. The organ in the church is composed of three keyboards and pedals, 42 stops, and 2940 pipes. Its huge and modern design is admirable.

Tromso was the place I was most impressed with in Norway, and I stayed in the Aurora for a few days. The guide in the Aurora Group said that because of the latitude, the aurora here looks more beautiful than Iceland, and I saw it as the whole of the night sky. In addition to watching Aurora, dog sledding, elk sledding and other activities, walking around the city is not bad. There is Norway's only wooden church, Tromso Domkirke, and then to the opposite Ishavskatedralen (Arctic Cathedral). The latter is to buy tickets. You can take the bus or take the bridge for a fifteen-minute one-way journey. When entering the church, the staff said they were closing the door, but they didn't have to buy it if they looked at it. The exterior and stained glass are beautiful.

The Arctic Cathedral, the church with the words "Arctic", was formerly the northernmost church in the world. Because the whole church is triangular, the triangular large window on the back weighs about 6 tons, and the light is particularly beautiful. The most beautiful time here should be night. On the days when you can see the aurora, the church under the aurora print at night is the most beautiful scenery here. The weather is very good today, the cathedral under the blue sky and white clouds is so beautiful.

Arctic Cathedral, the Arctic Cathedral in Tromso, Norway, is also the northernmost cathedral in the world. The whole church is a snow-capped triangle. The large triangular window on the back roof weighs about 6 tons, and the light is particularly beautiful. The main entrance is a cross standing in front of the door. It is only open at 1 pm here. Everyone is going to see the color window after lighting at night. It is located just opposite the old city, past the Tromso Bridge, driving past free parking, going to the church to pay 50 NOK tickets, and sometimes Aurora concerts.

Every Christmas, I have to spend time with my loved ones. It is necessary to choose a romantic place. It is located in the top city of Asia and Europe. Normons in Norway has a famous church of Tromsdalen. (Tromsdalen Kirke), which is known as the northernmost church on earth, is also known as the Arctic Cathedral. The church was built in 1965. The building is simple and not simple. The design is inspired by the combination of northern Norway and the aurora spectacle. It has a stained glass of up to 12 meters and weighs 6 tons. It is the most Nordic, from the outside to the outside. The interior is full of seductive colors. It is understood that the Arctic Cathedral is an evangelical Lutheran parish church, which belongs to the Norwegian Nord-Halogaland parish, and the bishopric is Tromso Cathedral. It is necessary to pay 50 NOK for the entrance, and we refused to visit because we held a special ceremony. This white triangle church, no matter which angle makes people can not ignore its beauty, shines in the sunshine, is the city landmark of Tromso. Located on the opposite side of The Lutheran Cathedral, it is said to be the largest wooden church in the Arctic and the only wooden church in Norway. Its religious status and scale are above the Darren Church. But not famous, but no Darren church is loud, he quietly stands in the city center, watching every passing person.