Comfort Hotel Saga Tromsø
Rich Withs Pl. 2 Tromsø, Troms, North Norway, 9008, Norway
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Don't hurry... one day in Tromsø!
... to go to the Arctic Cathedral, so we went back to the bus stop (#24) and bought ourselves another ticket to the Ishavskatedralen, which means literally "The cathedral of the Arctic Sea".
ISHAVSKATEDRALEN (Tromsø's Arctic Cathedral):
You won't miss it. It's a huge triangular cathedral, very well illuminated and it's open for turists only from 16h00-18h00. This is an amazing cathedral and ...
Hääletamine
... et öelda, et tema girlfriend tuleb meile kohe volksvage**** järgi. Jeerum.
Girlfriendiga kohtume Steinfjordis. Meie kraam on juba viidud Christiani majja, kus pakutakse dushi ja kohvi. Ja banaani. Kontrollime bussi- ja praamiaegu. "Unntatt" tähendab "väljaarvatud"... Praam Lysnesist siiski läheb. Aga mida ei lähe, see on buss sinnani. Lubatakse meid autoga ära viia. Mida veel tahta :) Praam väljub kell kolm ja sõitma peaks sinna hakkama kell ...
Where the Sun Never Sets
... towns of Ålesund, Trondheim, Bodø, Solvær, loosing myself in the world of Jostein Gaarder and melting with the surreal pleasure of lying in a jacuzzi, ever more Arctic landscape drifting by… There was something satisfying about having experienced the timely-transition of dark nights to light over the previous month living in Tromsø while now experiencing the same transition all over again over distance. By the third night, dozing out on deck, wrapped in my ...
Tromso - Land of the Midnight Sun
... it is cheap by Norway standards. We paid 779 NKR for 1 night, works out around £80. Sounds a lot for what it is but believe me that's cheap for this country.
Our room was high in the rafters with a great view of the town and of the fjord.
As we only had the one day here it was all systems go to explore. Ole was duly packed in the bag ready to have his photos taken in another new place. The plan was to find ...
God Påske
... home which is something I’m hugely grateful to be able to have done. Some of the magic involved seeing a famous Saami singer (Mari Boine) perform the hauntingly beautiful traditional 'yoiks’, snowshoeing (or normal-shoeing very deep in the snow in the case of me and Dad!) with a pure white and mountainous panorama and having my younger brother, Douglas, accompany me along my day-to-day cross country skiing track.
The weeks before ...



