The 32 best places to go out in Tromso

Beautiful place! If you opt for piblic transport you can direct get down at the nearest bus-stop, Very accessible place. And if you really want to visit by walking, I would suggest, stay there till the sunset, enjoy beautiful colors and head back. Its just 2-2.5 kms from harbor area.

An inspiring piece of Nordic architecture with a relatively easy walk over the road bridge from the main part of Tromsø. The cathedral is slightly expensive for admission, and as we went a bit later in the day to see the stained glass lit up we didn't feel we would have had enough time inside for the cost. Other than that, it's a highly recommended place to visit if you are interested in Scandinavian design.

A modern structure sitting atop a hill, walkable from downtown area of Tromso. It is across the main bridge, about half an hour on foot or, by local bus. Since I'm not familiar with the bus route and I love walking, it suits me fine to cross the bridge. Make sure you walk on the path for pedestrians, not one for bicyclists. The wind is stronger across the bridge so bundle up. The cathedral was closed on the day I was in town, but it's nice to see the outside. A tall, erect structure in a giant triangle. There is not much outside to see, no garden, park or anything interesting so I didn't stay around long. Behind it is the route to the cable cars, interesting to take. $60 usd for the ticket if you like an aerial view of the town. The church itself is worth a walk to but unless it is open, visit nearby attractions such as the cable cars.

I visited the Arctic Cathedral on a sunny day, and it was absolutely beautiful. The architecture is so unique, and the light made it shine even more against the mountains and water. The view from there was stunning, definitely one of my favorite spots in Tromsø.

A very modern church, set on the opposite bank of the sound to the main town of Tromsø and a bit of a walk away. Technically not actually a cathedral (no cathedral/no bishop as the guide explained to me) it’s set beautifully amongst the mountains and fjords of the Arctic. There is a fairly hefty entrance charge but worth the money to see the beautiful stained glass that does set an atmosphere. Downstairs there are toilets and an array of photographs worth looking about for. Unlike some churches and cathedrals in this country for which we paid entrance, this one at least has a spiritual feel to it and the spiritual life of the place was evident. A description of the church didn’t seem available, nor did a guide, so it was a self-guided tour. ♿️ There are steps up to the heavy front door, and only half the door was opening, so quite narrow. And the cash desk at a funny angle difficult for wheelchair users. After paying there is another heavy glass door to negotiate. Once inside access is easy.

Beautiful piece of architecture! The lights come on at night and it looks even more spectacular. There is a fee to visit it inside. Side walks can be quite slippery so do have proper walking gear or even shoe spikes.

As others have mentioned this isn't a cathedral, but it's an interesting church nonetheless. Entrance is 60 NOK, bit you can just enjoy it from the outside. There is 4 hours free parking in the rear car park.

Loved my time at the Polaria aquarium in Tromso where the seals were definitely the highlight. The aquarium itself aims to be more educational than "entertaining", especially where the seals are concerned and they definitely managed to achieve this. Initially skeptical, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed myself, and how well the seals are taken care of and respected. Definitely recommend it to both children and adults.

Small aquarium but very nice exhibits. Some unique species since it focuses on arctic. It does have areas under construction so it is expanding. It has a very nice seal exhibit with tanks and a walk thru tunnel. 3 seal training sessions as well.

Such a fun place to visit! There are informational videos throughout the day, interactive exhibits and the seal feedings and trainings are open to watch. I would say the entry fee is slightly overpriced, but we still had a wonderful experience.

Little aquarium in Tromso, Norway. Its a fantastic place to bring family and group of friends. A great place to see the seal up close. We where there during winter, and the scenario outside the aquarium was just as great. Theres lots of activities for kids to learn about the oceanic life

Nice place. Plenty of information accessible, staff is humble and you can shop. Only downside is there internal fixes going on in the building which kid of ruins the vibe and variety of species is limited. If you want to see seals eat, visit at 12:30 pm😄

We absolutely loved our visit to Polaria! It’s such a fascinating and family-friendly place — both educational and fun. The exhibitions, the aquarium, and especially the adorable seals kept us all entertained. Our little boy was so happy that he said, “This feels like heaven!” ❤️ Definitely a must-visit when you’re in Tromsø.

Not worth for the ticket price. Ticket is 34€ for adult and 18€ for kid. No much variety of fish except seals. Very small and limited stuff. I would not recommend to visit.

It is really nice when you get there. You get to know the way of life in the North Pole and the polar history. Many representative items placed therein make it more realistic. The ticket is about 10€ per person. There are some souvenirs that you may also buy (prices are typical). A hard copy guide is given , free of charge, available in many languages.

What an unforgettable experience when I visited it on 26 March 2025! The Polar Museum in Tromsø absolutely blew me away. It's incredibly well maintained, and every corner is packed with fascinating stories from the Arctic explorers and trappers who braved the extremes. I loved how all the information was available in multiple languages—it made everything so accessible and inclusive. The exhibits are a perfect mix of engaging history, incredible taxidermy, and authentic artifacts that truly transport you back in time. I could almost feel the chill of the polar expeditions just walking through! And speaking of chill—the temperature inside is so well controlled, making the whole visit comfortable, the temperature outside was just -2 degrees. Touching pieces of history and learning about the raw, untamed Arctic life left me deeply moved. A must-visit if you're in Tromsø. You'll leave with a whole new appreciation for the spirit of exploration!

Fantastic experience made even better, by the museum having booklets in different languages describing, each display.

This is a good museum if you want to understand the history of the region. It provides some interesting context, but be prepared for crowds as it was quite busy.

Located in the heart of Tromsø, The Polar Museum (Polarmuseet) offers visitors a captivating journey into Norway’s Arctic past. Housed in a charming 19th-century warehouse by the harbor, this museum focuses on the lives of polar explorers, trappers, and whalers who ventured into some of the world’s harshest environments. It's not just a museum—it's a portal into the gritty, courageous world of Arctic survival and discovery. Inside, you’ll find detailed exhibits on legendary Norwegian explorers like Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen, who played key roles in conquering the North and South Poles. Through authentic artifacts, old photographs, and personal journals, the museum brings to life the extreme challenges these men faced, from bitter cold to months of isolation. There’s also a strong focus on hunting culture, especially the lives of seal hunters and trappers who once spent years living in Arctic wilderness. While this aspect can be controversial, the museum presents it with historical context, allowing visitors to reflect on both the resilience and the impact of human activity in the polar regions. Although it’s not large, The Polar Museum is rich in storytelling and atmosphere. The creaky wooden floors and dim lighting make it feel like stepping into a time capsule.

A really interesting and informative place which is a significant cultural and historical. It is housed in a historic warehouse from 1830 and offers insights into Arctic exploration, sealing, and the cultural history of Svalbard. The museum features permanent exhibitions on polar expeditions, including those of Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen, and temporary exhibitions in the Sea Warehouse. We enjoyed our visit immensely.

Really interesting museum which covers many aspects of life and explorations in the artic circle. Covering survival, flying, scientific expeditions and making a living (including hunting seals etc). Many of the information boards did not contain english or very little however a free online app with free wifi avaible was well presented in english and had ample information. An English paper guide was loaned for the tour also but I found the app easier to use. The price is 120 NOK and allow 1-2 hours for the visit.

The bar is well located and is very charming! It does not feel like a local spot but rather a tourist trap … They have an amazing selection of local beers. Keep in mind that the beers are pretty pricey (1 small glass of beer is about 12$CAD)

Great selection of local and international beers! The staff are friendly and knowledgable about their selection of beers. Super cool atmosphere and a great place to kick back and grab a drink.

Huge beer selection. They offer three different sizes so that was cool. I got a ginger viking drink and it just tasted like ginger ale. It was so delicious I loved it. Drinks were expensive. The place was very clean and cute. The bathrooms were kinda gross though they smelled like pee very strongly.

Really great beer hall. The selection is fantastic, and it's all kept well. The interior has a cool brick design and is very comfortable. The taster boards are a really good way to try many recommended beers. The staff are pretty knowledgable about the beer as well.

What a cool place! Oldest pub in Tromsø and proper pub feeling. Maybe just missing a couple of TVs to show football! Loads of different beers and friendly staff. Place was clean and well maintained. Highly recommend!

Great place, great atmosphere, relaxing time with couple of beer with colleagues. Love it

Great downstairs pub in the main street & a haven from the snow. Famous old pub reeking of history. So many beers on tap to choose from, along with bottles, ciders & a couple of wines. Features Mack beers which are very good. Can buy beers in 3 glass sizes or a tasting plate for those who want to sample. Unfortunately not a lot of bar staff working when we were there so very busy when ordering. Good prices though.

Good burger but if it's the best in town it's disappointing. Atmosphere and decorations are really nice, don't go there for the burger only. Just so you know, you have to order at the bar and pay directly.

great atmosphere, seeing those kinds of posters is really nice (and the music too)!! the burgers were ok, a little bit expensive for what saw inside them, and the fries were tkt expensive. the salad was okay, but lacked flavor. to order, you need to go to the bar and ask otherwise no one will serve u.

Absolutely one of the best burgers I’ve ever had in my life – and trust me, I’ve tried many as a true burger gourmet 🤣👌🏼 As a vegetarian, it’s often difficult to find tasty and satisfying options, but this place really delivers. They use the delicious Beyond Meat patty, and the burger I chose with blue cheese inside was simply incredible. Paired with their “dirty fries” in the veggie version (without bacon) and a refreshing, locally served IPA from the bar, it was the perfect meal. The restaurant itself has a fun, original vibe, the food is outstanding, and the team is genuinely warm and welcoming. If you’re in Tromsø and looking for amazing burgers – vegetarian or not – this is without doubt the best place I can recommend. A must-try for food lovers! 🍔✨

It was our first time here and the place was really cool and finally not some radio music but rock. We had burgers with fries. My burger was vegan and it was tasty. The fries had a good seasoning! I would recommend trying them for sure. Beer was good as well.

I ate here a couple of times. Great burgers, good beers, cool decor! Probably my favorite fast food restaurant in Tromsø.

Blarock Café in Tromsø is an absolute must-visit! The highlight has to be their Beyond Meat burger. It’s juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The café itself has such a cool, relaxed vibe, with stylish décor and music that sets the perfect mood. It’s the kind of place where you can sit back, enjoy your food, and soak in the atmosphere. The staff are friendly and welcoming, making every visit feel special.

The dish was delicious, and the place was extraordinarily well decorated in a rock band and legends theme. However, the service was very slow. We were indeed a large group, but I was the first to order and pay and the last to be served and have dinner! Iloved the meal and the place anyway.

The lady boss is super nice! They switch up the menu every two months, so don’t go by the food pics on Google Maps when you order – they won’t match. Kinda bummer the fish soup doesn’t come with bread, though. Highly recommend the local cake! It’s really unique – there’s this foam made with some special plant and berries, plus a base that’s like cookie crumbs. Super distinct, totally worth a try.

Run, don’t walk… one of my best meals in Norway! He had the meat of the day (short ribs), I had the lamb chops - wow - both were absolutely amazing! Very tasty and tender - so delicious!! I would highly recommend! Also had the veal tartare - delicious!!!

The food was absolutely delicious! We tried the reindeer steak and the whole fish — both were perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The staff were extremely warm and friendly, making us feel truly welcome and comfortable throughout our visit. A wonderful dining experience — highly recommended! 🍽️✨

Cosy setting, it is like the fusion of a Nordic tavern with a library. Very kind personnel that speaks easily English. Tried the salmon, clearly very fresh. Not expensive at all.

Absolutely amazing! Excellent food, friendly staff and cosy atmosphere. I tried the “Pan fried redfish” and it was delightful. The dessert was also very delicious. Highly recommend!

Absolutely fantastic night. I don’t think this has been impacted by that we have been camping and cycling and eating Di-hy for the last 2 weeks. Great atmosphere, friendly staff.. I had the stock fish and my wife had the red fish. Both were stunning!!

LOVED this place - very warm, convivial, great staff and the food was fantastic. I came here for late lunch on a Saturday and it was just perfect in every way - they sat me by a window and I could watch it snowing outside while I devoured the delicious fish soup. I also had the fish special and the lemon curd dessert. Highly recommend. Not fussy but so cool.

What a wonderful moment to visit this century wood church in Tromso. I went on Monday but it was closed. But I got to see its night view. Luckily I stayed nearby in town. So I went again on Tuesday. When stepped in to the church, I felt amazed of the building and atmosphere. Peaceful and calm. There was a lady playing old piano. Such beautiful piece and real experience. Thanks for keeping such priceless church.

A sacred symbol of the Arctic, this cathedral is Norway's largest wooden church in the world. Built in 1861 by architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, it stands out for its Gothic Revival wooden architecture. It is located in the heart of the city, close to the main street, Storgata. I stayed here for three nights, passing almost every time because of its central location. It is beautiful both day and night, and is peaceful, alive, and calming in itself.

It's lovely to see a wooden cathedral, which definitely gives it a different feel to most I have visited. There are some interesting information boards on the back wall that give some insight into the history of the building. Free entry and toilets are available. The only downside is there's no access to the balcony seating, which was a shame as I would have liked to have gotten a closer look at their older organ.

Great plaza right in front of the church in the heart of Tromso city. Nice park where you can sit down and relaxe enjoy your books or packed lunch.

Slightly strange. 80 NOK (around £5.70) to get in, but it's a church. No free pass to pray, these days? 🙏 Nothing inside, really, worth seeing. Warm, nice pews, and a great stained glass window (which might have been more impressive when it was not dark outside). A nice installation where you could move marbles into areas that matter to do. Sustainability and inclusively for me ... They were doing a sound-check for a concert later, so we had some guitar and piano bouncing off the walls and ceiling that was good ... All a little strange. Looks great from the outside though!

Our Havila cruise's southbound itinerary includes a 1.5-hour stop with an optional Midnight Concert tour at the Tromsø Cathedral. The concert features three musicians—a pianist, a singer, and a saxophonist—in a lovely cathedral setting. However, the performance is rather slow-paced, and some find it somnolent. Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. I understand there are also daytime performances available.If you are on Havila cruise, I think it is best to utilize the limited time and explore the town rather than this Midnight Concert. Though shops are closed, they leave the beautiful lights on. However,if you stay in Tromso and want to stop by for a visit,I think it worthwhile.

nice square in the summer months (i guess also in Winter). there is a good restaurant nearby and some options to have a drink. peaceful place

Great atmosphere and unique food. They were definitely slow on service. We had a large group (30?) and expected some kind of dedicated staff to our reserved group. I hope they share more of the history of the building!

We had an amazing time is was a really cozy and beautifully decorated space perfect for the rainy day. The food was really good specially the bread was really soft and tasty, the chicken was seasoned really nicely and was perfectly crispy, the fish was a little small but tasty. We also tried two very good and unique orange wines they had a great selection. Lastly we also really enjoyed the rhubarb dessert. A little expensive but worth it.

Exceptional set menu and accompanying service. Flavours, food textures, presentations, and modern cocktails are on point. Perfect evening with friends in a beautifully restored surroundings. Even the background music had a cool style. Probably the best restaurant in town and very good value at that.

Thank you so much for the lovely experience! We had the chef’s choice and drinks pairing, it was amazing to see and taste the carefully picked local products paired with amazing drinks. It was our first night visiting Tromsø and it couldn’t start better! Keep up the great work, food was amazing, service impressing 😍

Wonderful rustic Norwegian bistro. Offers a pre set menu providing samples of local delicacies excellently prepared and executed. Waiter was extremely knowledgeable and described every dish presented in great detail outlining the ingredients and process followed to produce them. Had a wonderful evening with great food and would highly recommend

Wow. What crunchy and flavoursome chicken! And the cauliflower vegan alternative… my god!!! Who do you have working in that kitchen!!!!!!!! Coming from London I feel like it was a bit tricky to impressed by food a few times in Tromsø, but this place blew my mind. The dimmed lights make for a cosy dinner setting or if you would like a nice drink, the bar is separate. Although it look dressy from the outside, the atmosphere inside is relaxed and easy-going. You can be whoever you want to be. The hosts explained every single item on the menu very well and once it’s served to you, they explain it again. A really nice personal touch. We enjoyed smoked beetroot topped with Parmesan which was a delight to the palette - an earthy taste and the nutty elements made it crunchy and sweet. Oh the croquets were played beautifully with the mouth-watering pea purée like a work of art. A true gem to Tromsø. Do not miss this place if you are in the city.

Hildr is surely one gem in the culinary landscape of Tromsø. The menu is monthly changing and quite exciting. The dishes often combine tastes in an adventurous but amazing way. Adding to it the well designed drink menu and and excellent service makes a stay at Hildr a highlight one is looking forward to return to.

Best burger of my life! I had the falafel burger (Jasmine) and it was just perfect. As an 80s born game nerd the theme of the place was amazing. Loved the whole experience and can't recommend this highly enough! Do not skip this while in Tromsø!

Even if you don't have any connection to retro video games, you will love the atmosphere and the food. The burger was perfect, but I want to raise my voice for the more-than-perfect fries. Please go and tey yourself. And if you happen to have played any SEGA/Nintendo/Playstation games in your past, you'll surely find some "hey, I know that game" moments. Highly recommended!

Tasty burgers, the price is fine. They were served pretty quickly. Also, the fries were excellent! The interior is quite unique

Very funky burger place with nostalgia of 90s games. The ambience was really cool. A cozy place for people to hangout along with good food. Milkshakes were good too!

The doom eternal was easily the best burger I've ever had and the homemade hot sauce is to die for. Be warned though - it's made with carolina reapers and the spice level is no joke.

The best burger my husband had ever had - not sure I need to say more! Absolutely delicious and a really fun vibe! It’s close to self service with ordering at the bar which was a little difficult with the tight space but we still had a fantastic meal! Highly recommend.

One of the best vegetarian burgers I’ve ever had! They make their own falafel patty, and it’s absolutely delicious. You can really tell how much effort goes into both the food and the overall vibe of the place—everything feels thoughtfully done. Plus, for Tromsø prices, it’s super affordable! My friends and I really enjoyed eating here and would definitely come back.

The pub doesn't have a menu for food, but pizza from the neighbor, which is different and not bad. Good place for some drinks. Very good atmosphere and excellent Playlist!

Must visit in Tromsø! It’s an old famous bar in Tromsø, they have live music almost every night of the week. The artist performing was really good! The atmosphere is really nice! You can also enjoy their terrace if the weather is good.

Didn't actually eat but wished we had as pizza looked amazing. Stage upstairs for live music. Lovely friendly vibe. Felt like a local bar.

First pint on Norway soil, what a great, charming place, only downside is that we did not get long enough to sample the food as it looked amazing, thank you for your hospitality

Just in front of the Port, this typical pub had great local food and atmosphere. We didn't reserve a table but the employees were so kind to find something. We ate meat and fish typical soup and everything was very good. I suggest you try it also because we had the opportunity to see some northern lights right after dinner.

Went for a drink on a saturday night. There was a band. People were happy and dancing. The band seems good but personally didn’t recognize any song so didn’t enjoy it very much. The selection of drinks at the bar is mainly beer.. didnt see Cocktails or something special. The pub is cosy and big, 2 floors and was full! Congratulations!

Really enjoyed this place. As we were there during the the infamous covid-days, I felt like the place took good care to prevent infections and still provide a fun might out. We got our own table, ordered at the bar, and they came with the drink to the table. Thought drinking, people were following the guidelines and guards took a round every now and then to keep up with what was going on. When I'm in Tromsø again, this will absolutely be a place I visit again😎🤘😁

Gorgeous park that is just a five minute walk from the Arctic University Museum of Norway (and easily accessible by bus from Tromso center). It is a very popular spot for locals especially in the summer for hiking, swimming etc. In the winter it is equally gorgeous and is also a great spot for Northern Lights viewing.

We went there several time, during the day but also during the night. Such a beautiful place, with plenty options to have a picnic and breath pure air from the ocean. We had the chance to observe amazing northern light at night directly from this place around 21h the Wednesday 1st of October. With the reflection on the water as you can see in the photos I shared. I also recorded some handpan videos there, I highly recommend to visit it if you have the time.

You don’t need to join an expensive tour — you can see amazing northern lights right here! I’m a budget backpacker traveling around the world, and I researched several aurora spots in Tromsø to find places I could reach on my own. Among all the spots I visited, this was the easiest to access, had the least light pollution, and offered the clearest view. From around 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, the aurora danced across the night sky — unbelievably large, bright, and beautiful. You can even see green, white, and pink colors with the naked eye. There are metal barrels placed here and there where you can make a bonfire. It gets really cold at night, so bringing a lighter might be helpful. One night I went when it was very windy by the seaside — sand blew into my eyes and it hurt, so be careful on windy days! I’m sure aurora tours are amazing too, but if the sky is clear, you can have an incredible experience right here for free. I’ll be sharing the experience on YouTube and social media, so feel free to check it out if you’re curious! 🌌 @asumikumano

A beautiful location particularly with snow around. Lovely and quiet with free parking! You can take a walk along the shoreline.

Beautiful view, the sea and seagulls. You can sit on the rock and stare at the surrounding mountains and listen to the waves. On the weekend it is a bit crowded, but you can find space alone anytime.

Simply stunning views and colder than cold! Wrap up warm as the wind is stronger here than in town. The views are stunning! Lots of seating, so I bet it's amazing in summer to sit here. It was extremely slippy underfoot in January, so make sure you wear grips. There are public toilets that are free and extremely clean. Best outdoor public toilet I've ever used!! There is a bus stop back to town very close by. Would love to come here to view the northern lights. Next time, maybe 😁

Thủ đô của cực quang ---------------------------------------- Located at 69° North in the heart of Arctic Norway, Tromsø is often called the “Capital of the Northern Lights” – and for good reason. Thanks to its prime position directly beneath the auroral oval, Tromsø offers some of the highest chances in the world to witness the aurora borealis, especially during the winter months from September to March. But Tromsø is more than just a destination for aurora hunting. This charming Arctic town is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, deep fjords, and cozy wooden houses, creating a fairytale-like landscape that’s both peaceful and awe-inspiring. During polar nights in winter, when the sun doesn’t rise for weeks, the sky comes alive with vibrant ribbons of green, violet, and red lights dancing above. Visitors can enjoy a range of unforgettable experiences, from guided aurora chases and husky sledding, to ice fishing and learning about the indigenous Sámi culture. What makes Tromsø truly special is that it combines raw Arctic beauty with modern comfort—offering good infrastructure, warm accommodations, and reliable tours, making it ideal even for first-time winter travelers. Whether you're a photographer, adventurer, or simply a dreamer chasing magic in the sky, Tromsø is one of the most reliable and enchanting places in the world to see the northern lights.

A little expensive but also a great experience. The Ice bar was fun. They offer you an alcoholic or non alcoholic drink upon entering. Walking through the rooms of carved ice was a treat. Sit on the fur seats and enjoy your drink.

Visiting Magic Ice Bar was such a nice experience! The atmosphere is truly unique — everything made of ice, from the glasses to the sculptures, creates a magical vibe. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the drinks were great. It’s definitely something special to experience while in Tromsø!

My partner and I had a lot of fun at the ice bar. It is small but the sculptures and ice art are very well done and it is a fun experience overall. It’s nothing spectacular but it is something different. After paying, the staff help you put on an over-all jacket, like a cape for some warmth. The room is cold !! On entrance to the ice bar, you get a welcome drink from the menu, there is alcoholic & non-alcoholic drinks available. We took plenty of pictures and had fun going around. It doesn’t take too long as it is essentially one room. I would recommend coming here for the experience.

Typical "ice bar" with some cool ice sculptures. A little expensive, but I'd recommend the package that gets the second drink at a discounted price so it's worth your time. Something fun to do on an evening out!

Great experience in this bar. After entry you receive a welcome drink and you can stay as long as you want. Wrap up well as everything is made of ice so very cold inside, a large covering is provided but your own hat and gloves are essential.

Do visit if you are in the city and are running out of things to do. It’s a small place, well stocked. First drink is free with the entrance. The ice sculptures are really nice and great for photographs. Kids would enjoy the experience esp when it’s not yet snowing in winter. Back in 2018, I visited a similar place but it was in the open and wild, not in a room with sub zero temperature, but that’s what happens if the climate change continues. The hosts were very polite and friendly, but beyond, not much to do or see around for the cost.

Wasn’t that impressed but my 10 year old son loved it. Welcome drinks are abit of a con, looks like you get a decent sized drink when actually it’s about 5 sips. Could make it look more decorative inside instead of showing the boards and wires on the ceiling. Not worth the £65 at all in my opinion.

For 40 and under highly recommended. For me at 70, the Home Depot ladder or 10 foot jump was a bit of a stretch. Still, we did it all and the sauna has a very nice vibe. Sara was a great host and her playlist was super.

This place is really good. You can enjoy both dry and wet sauna, hot spring and relax yourself inside the boat. The most special part is, you can jump into the Arctic Ocean! We do it under the temperature of -2”C. It’s very crazy but amazing experience. The staffs are so nice and talkative. We chatted a lot. Very suggest this experience when you travel Tromso

We spent an unforgettable Ski & Sail trip on the Vulkana with Lilo, Gabi, Hogne, and Soren. The crew went way beyond expectations — Lilo even dove in and served us fresh sea urchin straight from the ocean! The food was next-level (that cod soup from the fisherman’s catch and the legendary steak dinner with lingonberries...), the hot tub was unbeatable after skiing, and the space on the boat is laid out perfectly. So much room, cozy bedrooms — felt better than my own place in Zürich. Huge thanks for making every little wish happen, even with all our crazy food allergies!

It was a truly relaxing experience, in rainy Tromsø! The outdoors hot tub had an amazing view to the bridge, the Arctic Cathedral and the rest of the harbour. The rotation between hot and cold was rejuvenating! Our host, David, was extremely friendly and helpful. I'm happy we didn't miss out on this unique experience in Tromsø!

We did a Ski & Sail trip on the Vulkana and had the perfect crew. Lilo, Gabi, Hogne, and Soren are simply fantastic — warm, thoughtful, and always one step ahead to make everyone feel at home. Lilo rules the kitchen like a queen, serving incredible food that made every day even better. The atmosphere was effortless: professional when needed, familiar when it mattered. From unforgettable meals to evenings with local fishermen, everything felt genuine. Huge thanks for an amazing trip — would sail with you again anytime!

Great unique experience with wood burning heaters! David and his team provided us with excellent customer service and we felt pampered the entire time. Very relaxing. I almost talked myself out of the Arctic plunge but happy I did it for my 57th birthday celebration! Only recommendation would be to play some spa or relaxing music to enhance the experience.

Awesome and unique experience. We booked a 1-hour reservation and enjoyed every minute of the outdoor hot tub and indoor sauna located on the boat. You also have the option of polar plunging into arctic waters. This was a great way to relax and unwind during the polar night of Tromso’s winter.

Great pizza at Casa Inferno! We Had the margharita pizza and the Parma ham pizza. Several aflame inferno pizzas went by also. All were excellent. The olives and almonds were appreciated and good. A great and fun vibe!! Recommended!

I recommend a reservation. We went on a Sunday around 700p. Very busy. We were able to put our name in for a 845p reservation. They close at 1000p. Everyone working was really pleasant. The person serving us was informative, pleasantly funny and taught us some basic italian pronunciation. We got the bruschetta and 4 pizzas to try/share. Everyone enjoyed their food. We had a bit of left overs. The ambiance is nice. The presentation was great. This was a pleasant find during our short stay in tromso. We saw a few of the inferno pizzas come out...it was cool to see. Highly recommend

Very authentic Italian pizza and a very cozy, well-decorated restaurant. I’ve been both times I’ve visited Tromsø and it is so worth it.

We visited this Italian pizzeria and the food was good, but not outstanding. The atmosphere was very nice, but the restaurant is quite small for the number of guests. Since there were always people waiting for a table, several customers were standing in the doorway, and it wasn’t really clear where they should wait, which let some cold air into the restaurant. The pizzas were tasty and the staff very friendly. You should definitely make a reservation in advance, otherwise you’ll probably have to wait quite a while.

I love this place. Been here for a while now and was really missing some classic style pizza. The day I first went to Cafe inferno my life changed. It wasn't just "good for norway" no, this is amazing pizza all together. I have been to Italy and some places there just don't have the same passion in their food as they do at Cafe inferno. It was truly a fantastic experience, and maybe I was jonesing for some pie

Arrived late on (an hour before closing) and were lucky enough to get a table straight away. Pizza’s were excellent and also the option of a gluten free base which was needed for us. About average price but very good quality. Would go again.

Very good Pizza - super friendly Staff - All Italians / it gives a special plus to the experience. Price are in the Norvegian Range.

EXCELLENT permanent installations (the dioramas are especially good). But what I found outstanding is the written text. I often find the wall text too dry and academic (written by and for academics versus the general public). Here, it is written in a very easy to understand manner - and it absolutely stays with you - and they have made sure that the installation works in tandem with the information that is being communicated in the wall text.

Very nice and must visit if you have kids. The short facts and video sessions. It was impressive to learn how old the ice in this part of the world is and the part about the Sami culture was really nice. Be careful about parking. No clear signs and we were find NOK660.

It is an excellent museum with several exhibitions. I particularly enjoyed the sapmi culture exhibition. As it featured a wide array of items on display. The downstairs cloakroom is handy, and the staff were lovely and helpful.

Lovely manageable-sized museum. Others reviews led me to give this one a try and they are accurate. I think the best all-rounder museum in Tromso, and certainly my favourite of those I visited. Interesting range of exhibits: including on Aurora, Sami culture, local religious/artistic artefacts and history, as well as animals and geology of the area. Each area was interesting. As others note, not all the translation on the app works, but there was still more than enough. Friendly staff. Reasonable price. Modest cafe. Toilets. On the bus route (just don’t catch the bus to the Northern campus). As others note, it is near the waterfront, so take a walk there too!

Well laid out and very informative. Sami exhibits very informative but will need a smart device to translate to English. Need at least 2-3 hrs.

We had conference here. Beautifull musieum as well. Very close to the beach

We really liked the different rooms with all the interactive videos and information. There was a room for the northern lights, other for the explanation of what’s composed the earth and rocks along with other findings of prehistoric animals and another room for the Sami culture. Very much recommend it.

Great location in the city center with an amazing view from the seating area. Coffee is decent and the cakes are ok. Sandwiches are a little dry but that’s because they use rye bread which is not suited to everyone’s taste. If you get there early, do sit at the counters and you’ll have an amazing view while having your morning coffee.

Excellent and big choice of coffee and teas. It is a cool and trendy place. Do not forget to taste the croissants and the pain au chocolate, they are marvelous. The only low point in my view is the somewhat hectic atmosphere. But it was the national celebration the as we had coffee there.

Really nice and cozy place to have a delicious cappuccino and pastries. Really liked the vibe there, the team is very nice, and we even had 2 free cappuccinos on the top ! 🙌🏼 I totally recommend this place.

The Asian girl that is on the counter has terrible attitude, looks like she is angry , we came twice and it was the same bad service, the 1st time we thought she was having a bad day but we came back and it was the same... moody girl. The chai latte is good the cinnamon roll was average, doesn't taste fresh. Very disappointed 😞

Kaffebønna Stortorget is a fantastic spot with friendly staff who has superb English skills, making communication easy. The café offers a wide variety of pastries and drinks, along with coffee you can buy to take home. The place is always bustling, so finding a seat can be tricky—but that just shows how popular it is! The cozy atmosphere, combined with an amazing view from the café, makes it a great place to relax and unwind. The staff was always smiling, which adds to the warm and welcoming vibe. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Good coffee and delicious cinnamon buns! Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff.

We have been trying hard to find a coffee cafe that knows how to actually use an espresso machine. Kaffebønna’s staff/baristas have certainly been trained and not surprising as the owner worked in London before coming back to Tromsø. We have now found the best Flat Whites above the Arctic Circle. The cinnamon and cardamom buns were fresh, large and more importantly tasted pretty dammed fine. We sat outside in the sun, a not so often happening here. There is adequate seating inside for the not so nice days.

The best food I had in Norway. All other places nearby were either closed or fully-booked, but here they accepted walk-ins. Our waiter was very attentive, professional and helpful. Waiting times were much less than at other restaurants, vibes of the place were also nice and calm. Prices are a bit steep, but at least you are getting something for it. All food items were really delicious and perfectly cooked. They had a wide selection of meats, but vegetarian option was also available. Overall, highly recommended, will come back if I am in Tromsø again.

The best beef we’ve had anywhere. Our friends had the reindeer and also raved about it. Excellent service in a spacious restaurant. Bogdan took very good care of us and made our meal extra special with recommendations for other places to visit in the area.

Very cozy spot in the middle of the city center. We came without reservations, yet they let us in. As tourists, we had to try the mink whale and reindeer. The waitress was kind enough to recommend the cooking method. Both meats met our or even exceeded our expectations.

An excellent place to try the unusual, local menu. This is a «fine cuisine» restaurant. Bit it is not too pricey, considering notably that you are savoring some truly unusual, extraordinary- dishes (whale, reindeer…). After all, you are paying 10$+ for that famous hot-dog, which is supposed to be made partly with reindeer meat (which part, I wonder… ?) Btw, I thought that whale would be like fish (even though it is not a fish). But I discovered that it is meat, a form of steak. Tasty, out of the ordinary, and quite interesting. But just like reindeer (which tastes like game meat) you cannot eat too much if it, so don't worry if the served portions seem to be small, you will feel full once you finish your plate - which comes with delicious toppings, presented in an artistic way - . Very nice decoration and ambiance, also. And an excellent service, but a seriously trained staff. A good place to have a solid, hearty dinner, and then go for a - digestive - walk in the streets of Tromsø, which become much less crowded (while they remain sunny during this season) in the evening, when most of the transit visitors are gone, and the joyful animation is concentrated in the bars… - .

JUST FANTASTIC!!! Third best steak I’ve ever eaten. No1 is Th Big Texan Steak Ranch & Brewery in Amarillo TX. No2 is my own😀😀. So when in Tromsø just forget all the other places. Go for Skarven.

We were here right at the opening and were seated right away. Friendly staff, good service, but yes, we were alone 🤣 Ordered entrecôte, cream gratin potatoes and mushroom stew. Got foccacia as a side dish, it was incredibly fresh and good. When the food arrived, there was coleslaw, root vegetables and corn in addition. The steaks was unfortunately some bad pieces, needed a lotnof chewing, but tasted good. The potatoes were not very spicy, a little minus for that too. Only gets 3 stars, because this is a steak house.

We had an amazing dinner at Skarven Kro in Tromsø! The location is perfect — we got to watch the snow falling through the window while enjoying our meal, which made the whole experience even more special. We started with the Garlic Gratinated Shrimps from Lyngen and the Loaded Potato Skins — both were super tasty. For the mains, we had the Grilled Sirloin of Reindeer, the Minke Whale, the Surf and Turf, the Clipfish of Pollock, and the Norwegian Salmon. Everything was perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. Everything was delicious, and we loved that there were so many traditional Norwegian dishes — exactly what we were looking for. The portions were generous, and the whole atmosphere was warm and cozy. We’d definitely come back!

LOVED this museum and especially the just opened Kvaani Biennaali that just opened (it will be until sept 30, 2026). Beautiful museum, lovely staff and gorgeous installation of art.

I came to see art, I left with my own. The exhibits were captivating—especially the photography one Layers of time, Everyday life in Svalbard, touched me—but my favourite part was the craft/workshop section where I spent 1.5 hours making collages, earrings, and embroidery to the sounds of soft jazz (in case you wondered, I'm over 12 years old). That alone would have made the price worth it.

We visited the museum twice. On Friday we did the guided tour related to the Sami-week. A Sami artist exhibition was on the 3rd floor. On Saturday we went back because there would be a Sami singer. Unfortunately that tour was in Norwegian, the signing was nice but most of the people in the group were no Norwegian speaking so couldnt understand the guided part of the tour.

A wonderful art museum focused on northern Norwegian and Scandinavian artists. It’s a relatively small museum (there were three exhibits on our visit), which makes it very manageable as part of a day in Tromsø. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the exhibits, particularly the photography and music exhibit on Svalbard. We were lucky to arrive around the time of a guided tour, which I highly recommend. The tour guide was very sweet and added a lot of historical and local context that made the exhibits more meaningful. The rest of the staff was so lovely as well.

Modern installation art only, very few pieces- so low stars reflected not good value for money. Friendly staff and the art itself is interesting if limited. All currently anti-colonial, feminist expressions- interesting use of sound and expressions against eco- movement from cultural perspective.

This place is nothing short of being spectacular. We were expecting a “regular” arts museum but boy were we wrong. The highlight has to be the artist’s workshop. It was fully equipped with everything that a true artist could wish for. The kids spend nearly 1.5 hrs in there while us parents could enjoy a cup of coffee free of charge. Last but not least the staff was very helpful & kind. Thank you for an amazing experience.

Starting off with general aspects about the museum itself: it has three floors with multiple rooms for different artworks and a nice little shop on the ground floor. From what I understood, there is also a corner to sit, drink coffee and talk with fellow visitors. About the current exhibition: some of the people here talk a lot about how they didn't like "Gába – female resilience" because it was too short or too simple. I would say that these people did not understand what this exhibition is about. Only 28% of the museum walls are covered, showing the limited representation of female painters. It is a message to the public. That's why it's short. Personally, I really enjoyed the paintings and cultural features that had stories to tell about womanhood in different countries. Additionally, the museum has multiple sitting opportunities and very clean toilettes. What was missing for me though was more in depth stories regarding each painting or artist. Perhaps, some additions to go more into the "resilience" part would also be preferable. Other than that, it was very thought-provoking and interesting to see art present in such a way. If anyone wants to immerse themselves for a short 30–35-minute period of time into educative, cultural art, this is the place.

A review on google said that it's free and it's actually KR80. As a non artistic person I found it a good spot to spend 20mins in an building. Plus it's perfect to enjoy the coffee just around the corner after visiting the museum.

I mean, can you really fault a free museum??? When I visited they had an exhibit about religion which is not really my thing (like, at all) but I enjoyed looking at the pictures- such awesome quality! Then upstairs they had a lot of shots from Tromso 50-60 years ago which was really cool to see.

Really enjoyed the photography by Inuuteq and all the story telling! I'd recommend this museum in Trømso.

An enjoyable tour of this museum which has frequently changing exhibits. For my visit was of Cora Sandal's work (artist and author) from Tromsø. It was a thought provoking exhibition with lots of intriguing artworks. A particular highlight for me was the listening room where we could hear extracts of the written works. This is no longer free entry, unless a student. I am pleased my student card meant this did not cost us lots, as we are not knowledge about this artist and author beforehand so arrived out of curiosity instead of love. The museum is over 3 floors so if stairs are impossible then maybe ask if they have a solution before paying. They have toilets (free) and coat lockers with keys outside in the lobby and by the toilets inside. Enjoyed it. We are unlikely to need to visit this exhibit twice but would return to see a different experience next trip.

This is a photography museum. The exhibitions on display when I visited were Red Utopia, which was about the presence of communism in countries around the world even today. The photographer does a very good job of showing their stories. Homo Religiosus was another one which, as the name suggests, was about various religions, their evolution and it's importance in people's lives. Overall, I liked the presentations; and since the entry to this museum is free, there is no harm in visiting it.

Wonderful curator work blending photography projects ‘Red Utopia’, an exhibition of Jan Banning (Dutch) capturing supporters of Communism at various locations around the globe with local Tromsø historical photography by world renown, home-grown Tromsø artist, Knut Stokmo. An additional social enhancement weaved in called ´Homo Religiosus ‘ highlighting all the religions active locally in Tromsø Norway. Exhibitions which triggers the deep thought of the individual visitor!

Fantastic little museum to visit in Tromso. We went when a thought-provoking photography exhibit was on, and then upstairs there was an exhibit on a local author. Well worth an hour of your time in Tromso.

Discovered it whilst on the botanical gardens walk, hadn't intended to come, but glad we did. We enjoyed ourselves browsing snd having ago at the activities. Eventually did tge northern lights show, which was well worth it.

I loved it so much! It was a big playing ground of very basic technology and modern subjects. The part about the aurora, including the movie, wasn't a very lot, but awesome as well.

Very interesting science museum. A lot of hands-on activities for kids and grown-ups. Very nice the northern lights experience in the planetarium. Family entrance around 30€ that's very convenient considering the high Norwegian prices.

One of the best science museums for children I have experienced so far. Very interactive, catering to different age groups as well as adults and including local elements (e.g. snow flake formation, melting of sea ice, etc.)

This place was a lot of fun, and we are two adults in our 30s! There is a lot of information with signage in English, and a lot of interactive exhibits. My husband and I had fun with a whole floor of interactive science games. There was also a show about the Northern lights which we enjoyed.

Great for children. Then can spend several hours there. A must do in Tromsø.

The best attraction in Tromsø. The best interactive museum i've ever been. Perfect for children of all ages (2 to 92).

Embarrassing service. Came in at 8:30pm (absolutely dead), ordered a drink. Ordered another drink at 9:40pm, and was immediately told that we would have to leave at 10pm due to a "private arrangement" but could conveniently pay to to get back in. Also had to suffer 30 painful minutes of an amateur DJ setting up with deafening cable connection noises. Avoid!

I had a Norwegian waffle with jam and brown cheese and hot chocolate here. I liked both things, and the place is not expensive. Although when I visited, the bar only had old people, so maybe it is their local gathering place.

Party and Asian food, nice shisha

The music could be much quieter and there could be more respect to people in the hotel staying above. All the floors of the hotel above this club / bar can hear the music till 3:00 am. Maybe we would have checked this place… if our ears were not suffering that much.

The place for Norwegian teens to get drunk, try their first cocaine and then enjoy their wildest dirtiest fantasies in the bathroom until the drugs wear off. Vibe is quite aggressive and it's cramped, it's usually free tho.

good place to hang out with friends, normal cozy bar upstairs and dancefloor downstairs. It is norway so you have to pay to enter even if you dont want to dance, cocktail are ok, beer is ok. Nice security but the bartender are very slow and not so smiley!

Tacky, bit desperate, terrible music. Bad vibes all round.

Quite disappointed as the reviews were good. Ordered a reindeer burger and potato with reindeer. Both were average at most. Burger was overcooked and tasted like a frozen patty. Potato with reindeer was average and cold. For the first night in Tromso and considering the price we expected more. Service was questionable and we felts quite unwelcome. Be prepared to order your food at the bar - luckily food was brought to the table once paid.

A bar with different decorations, a bit dark, a limited menu (baked sweet potatoes, pancakes and burgers - including reindeer) and drinks. Food was ok, nothing special.

Very comfy place, looks welcoming. Food is limited, one vegetarian option beneath fries- veggie pancake. Sadly it was already cold, because my order was forgotten (the server was busy with his friends). Also, salad inside a pancake is an interesting idea, I am glad I tied it, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it. My cocktail was also forgotten. After asking for it, it was brought to me very quickly and it was good. Staff was very friendly, said they were sorry about the order. Nevertheless, not an overly great experience. For going out having a few drinks you should be fine (especially because the place as a very nice atmosphere).

So we arrived at 15:02, having booked a table before. Food arrived at 16:20. We had ordered 3 burgers and a baked potato. Burger patties had red chilli peppers inside so my 8yo couldn’t eat. Fries were large floppy greasy potato slices so she wouldn’t have that either and I can’t blame her. My baked potato was lukewarm. So either it was microwaved too short or left to get cold… Tasted ok but over 1 hour wait for cold food? I ordered a second beer (same thing), and it was a different beer 🤡 Table had crumbs all over, even though we arrived at opening… What gives?! 🤣🤦‍♀️ Atmosphere is nice, but one star off for dirty table. Overall not recommended.

Ive spent some fun evenings here with coworkers. The price to value ratio on food is competitive for Tromsø, but I think the highlight is the Dall Sheep mount upstairs. Great ambience, overall.

Awesome people, if you are Latin just go there and feel yourself comfortable with the kindness of the owner, great food and drinks.

David was the best, he made our night even better! Definitely fun place on your bar-hopping trip

A warm cappuccino and even warmer service! We’re on a 17-day cruise through Norway, and Tromsø was today’s port of call. After walking extensively—including all the way across the Tromsø Bridge and back—my husband had a serious craving for a cappuccino. We tried two coffee shops before this one. The first had a 10-minute wait. The second told us they couldn’t make the cappuccino hot enough and offered to microwave it (no thanks!). Then we found **Helmersen**, right next door. A young man behind the counter confidently told my husband he could make it *extra hot*. He absolutely delivered—my husband was *so* happy. This place turned our afternoon around. Friendly service, a cozy atmosphere, and most importantly, a cappuccino made *just right*. Highly recommend if you’re in Tromsø and in need of a great coffee and even better attitude.

Fantastic last stop in Tromsø! A wonderful place run by great people. The cheese counter, wine selection, atmosphere and service make you feel truly welcome.

A deli always has nice meat and cheese plates! A very cool relaxing atmosphere. Our server Martina was very pleasant and contributed to our overall wonderful and relaxing experience.

Amazing experience once again. We visited in 2023 on a cruise, and again just a few days ago. The breakfast was incredible, and all three of us could not stop raving about it. Great service, great food, great drinks. Only slight disappointment was that the granola mixture and jam is not available to buy to take home - missing a trick here, guys. Hope to see you again before too long.

Nice ambience, Confusing menu items, a bit pricy. Truffle chips turned out to be potato chips & not fries. We had a bread basket with cream cheese but it had pork sausage which we didn’t imagined. A clear demarcation on the food items will be a good addition to the menu.

Excellent wine bar with a menu, not large, but good. I had the roastbeef sandwich and it was tasty. Good and polite service. And if you love all thing Italian to eat, you can get almost everything in this place. An extra star for the cleanliness of the toilet! Very big handicap toilet, that was sooo clean.

If you are searching as Pilgrim a true coffee experience, here we are! Very nice place in the heart of Trømso, where you can taste fine delicacies and an authentic coffee! One of the best in Norway

Called in for a drink. Ended with too many. They had song bingo. Which was mostly Norwegian so I was lost but I played loads of board games which was fun. Great bar and great fun plus food was nice. I highly recommend from the rest of the bars in tromso for good fun.

Good food (basic chips), we had their famous reindeer burger. Really nice set-up with friendly staff and competitive prices. A little negative was the smell of the male toilets, it smelt very strongly of toilet cleaner, which almost felt like it was burning my nostrils.

Good place to hang out with friends throughout the week. You can sit up or down in the go down bar.

Brilliant night, great music, great staff, looking forward to the next trip 🍺🍺

GREAT pub with great meals and great beers! Not so easy to find, but surely frequented by true norvegian people (far better than other restaurants, too much "touristic"). Average prices, good quality, strongly recommended!

A lot of security but nobody is realy looking about people who do trouble(except for my bf who took a look at me), one guy punshed me more than just once in front of the stage and i do have some trouble with my knee so he hurt me really. Nice club and location but way too many people, way too much security for nothing. Love norway and the nation anyway

This is a very vibrant pub-like place with a good selection of beers and just a one dish of a day (worth trying, a good one!)

We enjoyed the food very much. We had a jacket potato and a pancake (taco). The staff is friendly. But it was strange to order the food an drinks at the counter. Yep, we recommend this place. If you like my review, the please 'like' it.

This is a cozy little pub and the food is quite delicious. We got the BBQ bacon burger and the pancake taco. The sauce on the burger was tasty and it the burger had so much flavor. The pancake taco was very unique and tasted great. We got the bigger pancake taco and it was huge. It could have fed two people. The potatoes that the burger was served with were pretty good as well. We also enjoyed the local beer and cider options they had. The service was fast and friendly. They have free wifi and an English menu.

This is not a pub!...well from what i know of pubs....this is more like a Burger/Old Rock tea bar...excluding the tea. Food is to die for and there is a good selection of beers and drinks available. This place can only hold about 30 people. So be sure to arrive earlier in the day as it gets crowded. Don't be put off by the size, great place to escape the cold and have a conversation with friends and or partner. Music great if you like classic rock but not loud so that you cant talk.

Very welcoming and attentive staff. The food was some of the best we had in Tromsø, especially the reindeer pie! It's a cosy place to warm up and relax after being battered by the cold weather outside. Some of the dining tables are intimately close to eachother, we went on a quiet afternoon, but if it was busy, I can imagine it feeling quite cramped. Very lively on a Friday and Saturday night. The outdoor seating is a nice place to enjoy a drink and people watch.

Got the BBQ burger and a beer - couldn't be better. 185 NOK the burger. Great service. Is a small place and always crowded but could get a sit without an issue. Oh, no parking. You can park on city parking lots - around 15 NOK an hour.

I got a burger here and it tasted nice!! The place is super homey and calming. Good to grab beers too!

Very cosy, great atmosphere and fantastic pancakes! Service is quick and polite, and accommodating

Mediocre patty and fries. Tastes like the ones you cook from the frozen patties. Okay beer selection , not for food

I don't really understand where the claim "one of the best burgers in town" originates from. The bread is the kind you get from the grocery store and the meat paddies are too. Nothing I would spend that much money on again. Big selection of beers though, which is very nice.

Extreme sport inspired resturant and bar. Laid back and relexed atmosphere with a rocky music theme. Serves one of the best burgers in town and their side order menu is quite impressive. At night it turns into one of Tromsø's most chill bars. Awsome place to grab a beer and hang out with your friends.

$79 USD for two burgers, one glass of house red wine, and one small beer. The Burgers and potatoes were good, but overall the price was not worth the food. Food was 3.5 stars. Price 1 Star.

Although it closes at 11 pm , we came at 10 but we were not seated because the staff claimed that the place closes at 10 pm and no orders can be taken even for take out! The working hours on the restaurant door even says it closes at 11 pm! Really disappointed!! As we came a long way to try the place out

Amazing staff, great music and a great place to just hang out. Favorite bar in Tromsø!

Amazing food and nice atmosphere!! Would recommend! We had burger and nachos did not disappoint!

It cost me around 50 NOK to enter and took almost less than an hour for the trip. It was a small museum and a ship to explore which was used for exploration of North people. Had a nice experience. Would recommend to visit there.

Amazing! Great idea and boat itself. Also the girl who work here very pleasant and communicable. Thanks! Cost 50 kr. Possible to pay by card.

Great ship museum about polar exploration. I loved the exhibit about how Europeans learned to survive from native peoples.

Loved the design. You could choose from indoor visiting or outdoor as the ship is glass wall. They have outside seating if you like to take a break or snack with the view

An amazing immersive experience to able to board the ship and explore various areas of it.

A nice museum. Very interesting ship. You’ll get a discount if you have a ticket to the polar museum.

A superbly reconstructed ship. It is a great experience to be able to go inside the ship!

Geir was top man! Since the beginning I have got responses to all my questions. He has rented to us a new and modern car. He is very polite and friendly, always ready to help you! If I could male 6 stars, I would do! Good luck for your business man!

I rented a car from Geir for six days, and the experience was perfect! The car was in excellent condition, the service was impeccable, and Geir was professional, courteous, and very attentive to my needs. Highly recommended! 🚗✨

I highly recommend the car, it's very modern and having internet was extremely useful. Perfect for visiting Tromsø!

Geir is very helpful and cars are new. Great experience.

Great place to rent a car. Very supportive, no surprises