Arctic region of Finnmark

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.

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.

Nature experiences for every Arctic season. The open landscape is close by and wildlife roams around the property in shared harmony. Sorrisniva is a mecca of world-class nature experiences for every Arctic season. They welcome drastic changes in weather conditions and adapt accordingly. With great professionals in creative problem solving, the property's motto is: “there is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing.” Joining Sorrisniva on an adventure in the heart of the Arctic is synonymous with exploring wild paths in good hands and opening up to a world of unreal contrasts.

North Cape is one of the northernmost points in Europe accessible by road. From its iconic 307-meter cliff above the Barents Sea, you can contemplate the impressive phenomenon of the midnight sun in summer. It's a symbolic and almost mystical place, surrounded by Arctic wilderness, fjords, and vast, desolate landscapes. A must-see destination for travelers looking to reach the "end of the world" and experience the immensity of the north in its purest form.