Norway

Tromsø Ice Domes, Norway

About Tromsø Ice Domes

It is surrounded by the mountains of the Tamok Valley and is located just next to the Finnish Border. It may seem like a regular snow igloo, but once you reach this place, you will be transported literally into a winter wonderland.

This place was first opened in 2017-2018 and ever since then, it has been well received by both locals and international tourists. This is your opportunity to be surrounded by ice sculptures located amidst pristine surroundings and also explore snowy terrains using tandem skiing. Even if you are looking for activities like getting up close and personal with winter wildlife, then this place has got you covered.

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Tromsø Ice Domes Highlights

• Learn how to make a campfire and master the basic skill of survival by staying warm in freezing temperatures.
• Go to the ice sculpture park and marvel at the different types of ice carvings and explore the two major snow domes too.
• Learn the basics of tandem skiing and also understand more about its origin and evolution into a major sport.
• Use your creativity to make your own sculpture using ice with the help of an experienced instructor.
• Get up close and personal with arctic wildlife like huskies and reindeer by visiting the Tromso Ice Domes Snow Park.

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