Tromsø may be remote, located on a small island 344 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. But during the 19th century, visitors called it the Paris of the North.

"Experience the enchanting City Lights of Tromsø, where the northern glow casts a magical spell over the Arctic landscape. This stunning destination offers a unique blend of vibrant city life and ...

Although nowhere near as famous, the real Tromsø cathedral at the very heart of the city is also an impressive sight. Tromsø Cathedral was built in 1861 in the Gothic Revival style. David Nikel ...

Tromsø is linked to the mainland by the early-1960s Tromsø Bridge, where in the city's Tromsdalen section a quirky church stands on a hillock like a giant white Toblerone bar.

Tromsø is a tiny island, roughly the same size as Manhattan, and is home to approximately 70,000 inhabitants, making it the second-most populated city north of the Arctic Circle.

4 of the best food experiences in Tromsø Above the Arctic Circle, the Norwegian city dazzles with its fresh fish dishes, its dramatic scenery and the occassional, memorable light show.

Or take the bus that runs from Tromsø to Skjervoy at 4pm, and return by ferry, leaving at 7.45pm. Check times with the Tromsø tourist office at the harbour. The round-trip costs about £68.

Read our guide to the best things to do on a short break in Tromsø, as recommended by Telegraph Travel. Find great photos, expert advice and insiders tips.

Life in Tromsø feels both adventurous and challenging, and every day brings something new to discover. My lifestyle has certainly changed, but despite my love for Norway, Ireland will always be ...

Tromsø may be remote, located on a small island 344 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. But during the 19th century, visitors called it the Paris of the North. Finely dressed gentlemen ...