A beautiful old wooden building right in the centre of Tromso. The first time we visited was in the dark so saw it lit up amongst the beautiful snow and the lights of all the surrounding shops. It's got a great warm and welcoming feel inside and the upper balconies reminded me of some of the older churches back home in Scotland... a must visit when in Tromso.

Pretty cathedral in the middle of Tromso. Unless you are particularly interested in religious architecture I would say 30 mins is more than sufficient to take a look around. There is no charge to enter, but obviously a donation to help the up-keep is welcome.

Free entry. Check opening times on their website as it changes. During summer free organ concerts of 30 min Sun - Fr at 3:30 pm. Midnight concerts of 30 minutes starting at 11 pm (door opening at 10:30 pm) for NOK 275.- The church is nice but quickly seen. There are some information boards in Norwegian and English.

This beautiful building is the only cathedral in Norway made of wood. It has a few striking stained glass windows and a classic 'Sunday-school' type altar painting. There are two organs, one in the usual place at the back gallery, and one at the front of the church. The interior has a pleasing colour scheme in pale yellow and grey and a stylish gallery on both sides as well as at the back.