Tromsdalstind (Tromsdalstinden) is a highest peak around Tromsø. Altough its 1236 meter high, its quite easy to reach in summer, or just moderate in winter. From the top you can see: in western direction island Tromsøya on which city is located in the background mountains on Kvaløya island, in southern direction you can see smaller peaks on both sides of Balfjord, in eastern spectacular panorama of Lyngen Alps with highest peak in Troms county

Tromsø Marina - panorama taken at 11PM. Midnight sun is over the northern horizon from May 18 until July 26, but mountains north from the city block the view so the period is shorter few days, which means that one can see the sun 24 hours a day from approximately May 21 to July 21. Due to Tromsø position near the top of the globe, twilight is longer, meaning there is no true darkness between late April and mid-August. During this time city is a host for many cultural events and tens of thousands of tourists. You can imagine so called "night life" with sun shining all the night...

Northern Lights over Tromsø - season for aurora borealis start in Tromsø quite early - at beggining of September - and last until early April. During this time, depending on solar activity and weather conditions, you can watch Northern Lights almost every single week. Panorama taken at 04.10.2008 about 10pm.