Finnmark is Norway's northernmost region, a vast Arctic territory where nature reigns supreme. Here you'll find open landscapes, endless tundras, wild fjords, and a strong presence of Sami culture, the indigenous people of the north. In winter, it's a prime spot for viewing the Northern Lights and activities like dog sledding and snowmobiling. In summer, the midnight sun illuminates a silent and magical land. Finnmark offers an authentic, remote, and deeply connected Arctic experience.

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What to see in Arctic region of Finnmark?

Alta Museum

The Alta Museum is located in Alta in northern Norway. It is the most visited Norwegian summer museum. It contains samples of local culture and representations of nearby cave paintings that are 11,000 years old. It also features an exhibition of open-air rock carvings and panoramic views of the Alta Fjord.

Alta Cathedral

Also known as the Cathedral of the Northern Lights, it is an impressive work of architecture located in the city of Alta, in northern Norway. This majestic building, which opened in 2013, has quickly become an emblem of the region and a must-see for any traveler exploring the Norwegian Arctic.
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