Life in the arctic ❆ Tromsø International School

Life in Tromsø – The Arctic capital

What’s it like to live in Northern Norway? Below is some of out best moments of Tromsø and the surroundings.

The architechture of the famous church, the Arctic Cathedral, was inspired by the mountain Håja.

The city offers beautiful views throughout all seasons.

Cross-country skiing is one of the most popular winter activities for both young and old.

The downtown offers excellent shopping opportunities and a bustling city life.

Tromsø - The town where we still believe in Santa.

"Hygge" is a feeling that can't be translated.

Tromsø - our, and maybe your, hometown.

Centrally on the Tromsø island you will find our school, the Arctic university, and the university hospital.

The polar night lasts from the 19th of November until the 21st of January.

An international airport with daily departures to Oslo and other European destinations.

The northern lights are a common sight during winter.

The region offers unique opportunities for experiencing the outdoors in majestic landscapes.

The nature is always available to all. Midnight sun from the 20th of May until the 20th of July.

A place of contrasts, Northern Norway is known for both its sunshine and its darkness, but it's not all long summer days and clear winter nights. The storms at 69° north is a phenomena that must be experienced.

There are endless options for activities to do outside, both in colder and in warmer seasons.

Embrace the arctic life.

The nature is on your doorstep.

Access to the world's best sea food. Catch it yourself or visit one of the city's many restaurants.