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TromsoOoaj Travel Guide, tourism, hotel reservation, residence, plane, cheap pension for you holidays in tromsoFree Travel guide Ooaj.com A free travel guide for holidays. Hotels in tromso, Bed and Breakfast!Tromso (Tromsø) is in the very northernmost part of Norway. It is north of the arctic circle and is one of the best places to view the spectacular Northern Lights. Weather in the summer is highly variable: overcast, chilly, drizzly days are interspersed with beautiful warm, sunny days. ![]() ![]()
![]() Understand![]() History![]() Orientation![]() Get in![]() By planeAll international and domestic flights land at the small, modern Langnes Airport (TOS). The cheapest public transport option to the town center is public bus 42(?), from across the airport parking lot. The busride is about 20 minutes, and will set you back approximately 25 NOK. There is also a dedicated "Airbus" (Flybussen) that will take you straight into the town centre, only stopping at a few hotels along the way. Taxis are also available, for an unknown price. ![]() By trainThere is no train. Unless you go to Narvik, and take the bus from there to Tromsø (2 hours). ![]() By car![]() By bus![]() By boatThe Hurtigruta Cruise ship stops in Tromsø. ![]() Get around![]() By tramThere is no tram. ![]() By bus![]() By taxi![]() By trainThere is no train. Although there is a train station, Jernbanen. ![]() By metroThere is no Metro. ![]() By ferryThere are boats for going to some of the surrounding islands and other remote areas. ![]() See
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![]() LearnMost locals will be happy to teach you a few norwegian words and phrases over a few beers at one of the many pubs and bars. ![]() WorkThe University of Tromsø (UiT) (http://www.uit.no/) and the nearby University Hospital of Tromsø (UNN) (http://www.unn.no/) is situated at the northern end of the Tromsø island, and are the two largest workplaces in Tromsø. The Norwegian Telemedicine Centre (http://www.telemed.no) at UNN is a WHO (http://www.who.int) collaborating centre. ![]() Buy![]() Department stores and shopping malls![]() Design![]() Markets![]() EatIf you like seafood, restaurants don't get much better than Store Norske Fiskekompani on Storgata. Also, Peppermøllen, with one of northern Europe's largest menus and delicious food, is to be recommended. ![]() Budget![]() Mid-range![]() Norwegian![]() International![]() Vegetarian![]() Splurge![]() Drink![]() Cafes
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![]() Splurge![]() ContactThere is a free wireless zone at Peppes Pizza. It's also possible to access internet from the library and from the university library. ![]() Stay safeNorway is a fairly safe country in general, and Tromsø is no exception. ![]() Get outIf Tromsø isn't far enough north for you, it's only a short flight up to Longyearbyen on Svalbard. ![]() External links
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