The Tromso Museum was a nice place to visit. This museum has am interesting display on the Aurora Borealis.Also, there is a section that documents the life of the Sami people and it also has some interesting artifacts.

The museum at university it is really interesting and worth a visit, it is rather big and with many different exhibitions, explains well the different aspects of life in the Arctic regions, ranging from animals to pollution and the northern lights. Easy to reach if...More

Norways explora history is interesting and somewhat brutal. Lots of arctic animals has been killed for absolutly nothing. And eventhough the exibithion is somewhat old its interessting

I thought we’d nip round here fairly rapidly. Wrong. Quiet, calm and restful wander around a range of fascinating exhibits loosely based on Tromsø and the surrounding area. Not very interactive- so young children may get a bit restive. NB: THREE MUSEUM TICKET - At...More

I really found the Sami exhibition very interesting and enlightening. Both the one showing their traditional way of life, but also the one following their struggle to gain recognition and rights as a nation. We had a lovely visit to the Sami house, where a...More

A nice place that tells a bit about the original inhabitants - the Sami (who were not bound by political borders - they lived/wandered in Norway, Sweden and Finland - around the mountains they share.

The various exhibits and displays provide a unique and effective introduction to the nature and culture of the northern regions of Norway. The exhibits and displays are well done with quality explanations that will help you understand what you are viewing. There is an excellent...More