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Beautiful location, plenty of space to sit down and enjoy the view. Great location to see the northern light although the busses ends at midnight. There parking lot nearby and washroom. Bit colder then other areas because of the wind so make sure you bring extra clothes with you.

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.

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 😁

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.

Beautiful park and beach very clean has restrooms in many benches

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

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.

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