The world's northernmost botanical gardens contain Arctic and Alpine plants from all corners of the globe, many of them too heat-sensitive to grow in any other botanical garden.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Tromso Botanical Gardens
The morning in Tromso was cool and overcast, but by afternoon it had warmed up and became quite sunny. After having visited the town and attractions, misterpiggy took the princess shuttle bus back to the pier. Surprisingly there was a botanical garden not too far away and the admission was free.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Tromso, Norway
Tromso, Norway is the small city known as the gateway to the arctic. The pier is quite far, about one hours walk to the center of town, but local bus service and princess shuttle can be used to reached town within 15 minutes.
Tromso's various cathedrals are the main attractions in town.
The other attractions such as Mt Fjellheisen and the Arctic cathedral can be reached in about half an hour by walking along the Tromso bridge.
By the time misterpiggy reached the cable car to Mt. Fjellheisen, the lineups were already too long. It would have been about a two hour wait to go up.
Next and last port of call: Stavenger Norway.
Tromso's various cathedrals are the main attractions in town.
A very modern looking library.
Interesting statues of animals could be found throughout town.
The other attractions such as Mt Fjellheisen and the Arctic cathedral can be reached in about half an hour by walking along the Tromso bridge.
By the time misterpiggy reached the cable car to Mt. Fjellheisen, the lineups were already too long. It would have been about a two hour wait to go up.
That didn't stop some people from going up by foot, although it looked quite steep and muddy.
The Arctic cathedral.
Some random shots around Tromso
Next and last port of call: Stavenger Norway.
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