Telegrafbukta

Park · Tromso

Telegrafbukta

Park · Tromso

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Unnamed Road 9006, Kvaløyvegen, 9006 Tromsø, Norway

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Beach, bay, and historic site for northern lights viewing  

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Unnamed Road 9006, Kvaløyvegen, 9006 Tromsø, Norway Get directions

tromso.kommune.no

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Unnamed Road 9006, Kvaløyvegen, 9006 Tromsø, Norway Get directions

tromso.kommune.no

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Aug 14, 2025

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Curly Sue

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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 😁

Irma Zandl

Google
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.

Deliege Maleka

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Amazing even during the summer time. I've tried to go in the water but I'm not brave enough to swim.. it's cold but really clear and amazing

Danielle Piper

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Stunning little slice of heaven on Tromsøya. Great spot for picnics, swimming, or just sitting by the water. It's easily accessible from the bus stop and there are many walking trails that connect up here.

Michaela Paterová

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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.

Phạm Tú

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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.

Тетяна Черкасова

Google
Hello👋 Very good place for family recreation and quiet leisure. As of July 2025, there is a toilet on site. There is a volleyball field. There is a place to light a fire for barbecue and many benches to sit down and rest. There are garbage containers. I recommend a place to rest. Have a good mood 😊

Juli Nihoul

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Absolutely beautiful. Nice place to go for a run or a walk. Grab a bite to eat at the tables or stop by to explore and enjoy a beautiful place.