You can also sometimes see the northern lights in other parts of Norway, such as Trøndelag and Southern Norway, particularly during periods of increased solar activity. Northern light destinations Go in autumn for less people and higher temperatures!
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Orkney, an archipelago off the northeastern coast of Scotland, is an unexpected but rewarding place for people who want to see the northern lights. Orkney is filled with magical myths, and it's easy to see why when the northern lights, known here as the "Merry Dancers," light up the sky...
1The following are some of the best Northern Lightsdestinations across Norway.SvalbardThis is one of the world's northernmost inhabitedareas.The sun doesn't rise here between November andmid-February meaning clear skies and peak viewingconditions.Even if you don't see the Northern Lights,you'll...
How to See the Northern Lights in Alaska Norway Bublik Polina / Getty Images Norwayhas no shortage of prime vantage points. First and foremost isSvalbard, a string of Arctic islands midway between continental Norway and the North Pole. Because the archipelago experiences polar night, or perpetual...
The mountainous and fjord-filled scenery of Tromsø in northern Norway creates a splendid backdrop for the northern lights. It’s also relatively accessible, has its own planetarium and an annual northern lights Festival during the winter, with musical events often taking place under a fiery gree...
Whether taking in the breathtaking wonder of the northern lights or the summer sun glistening on a massive glacier, Norway is a great adventure in any season. You could go whale watching in Tromsø, spot polar bears and walruses in Svalbard, or even try out the country’s top hiking, cy...
Of all states in the US, Alaska is the most well-known for northern lights viewing, and certainly the most reliable. You can see the aurora borealis more or less anywhere north of Anchorage, though Fairbanks is generally considered the best place to see the aurora in Alaska. That's due ...
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Best Locations for Viewing the Northern Lights Tromsø, Norway: Often referred to as the capital of the Arctic, Tromsø offers a high probability of Northern Lights sightings from September to April. Its urban setting also allows for comfortable accommodations and other activities. ...