Best places: Sights & Landmarks in Troms og Finnmark

👍👍 A very interesting place to visit surrounded by the mountains and the Fjords

👍👍 I recommend you to go to Sami Siida! it is a place with a unique experience, tastes of the distant past and you will be fascinated by the wonderful view together with the very kind and welcoming staff. We arrived at 13:00. The restaurant opens at 3:00 p.m., until the restaurant opened, we went with...

👍👍 Very interesting

Protestant place of worship built in 1861 & unusually constructed using chiefly wood.

Science center with many interactive exhibits, including a planetarium with a Northern Lights show.

👍👍 What a fun little idea, the membership. Sure, it is a gimmick, but it is super cute and simply a must when you visit Hammerfest! The museum is interesting and the gift shop very good. A recommended attraction for sure!

This large, mountainous island offers hiking trails, sandy beaches & views of the Northern Lights.

👍👍 Amazing hills good slope and a great cafe

👍👍 The people there take their job seriously. They have beautiful premises in the woods and they can do what they promise. For me there was a nice guide who led me to Alta canyon as a nice walk to my home. He had the knowledge of the place and the experience in guiding. Thank you Rikki. Overall they ar...

👍👍 I have never been there in real life, but I was there in TruckersMP on ProMods. Looks really nice.

👍 A piece of history. Something should be learnt from the past but yet mankind has not. It was a mixed feeling to see the photos from the past and then go outside into the sun light and see the same surroundings. Worth to visit.

👍👍 An amazing display of occupation and evacuation hardships in northern Norway in WWII. Everything was burned in the later part of the wat, when German army was retreating. Then followed the Reconstruction, the building of 10,000 or so new homes to bring people back. These were used to 'norwegianise'...

Landmark, concrete-&-titanium church with a strikingly modern design both inside & out.

Landmark cantilever bridge opened in 1960, with views of the Arctic Cathedral & distant mountains.

👍👍 Honestly, a perfect hour to 1.5 hour jaunt! The gentleman at the entrance is so kind and tells great stories of each troll. Great for adults, too (it was only 20-30 year olds when we went, we don't have kids). A hidden gem you should certainly find. I'm really glad we went! So fun, would recommend a...