Walking Tours in Northern Region

Explore the captivating beauty of the Northern Region with these immersive walking tours! These self-guided or guided tours will take you through breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant cities.

1. The City of Lights - Aurora Borealis Tour

• Location: City above the Arctic Circle
• Duration: 3 hours (best viewed between September and April)

Experience the mesmerizing beauty of the Northern Lights in this guided tour. Learn about the science behind this natural phenomenon, local folklore, and myths surrounding this enchanting light show. Warm clothing and a camera with a tripod are essential for capturing memories of this magical experience.

2. Historic Town of X - Medieval Architecture Tour

• Location: A town steeped in history
• Duration: 4 hours

Step back in time as you traverse through the cobblestone streets of this medieval town. Marvel at well-preserved castles, churches, and townhouses dating back to the Middle Ages. Learn about the town’s rich history, from Viking invasions to modern times.

3. Nature’s Wonders - Fjord Hike Tour

• Location: Breathtaking fjord landscapes
• Duration: Full day (6-8 hours)

Embark on an invigorating hike through the stunning fjords of the Northern Region. Discover hidden waterfalls, pristine lakes, and dramatic cliffscapes. Pack a lunch, wear sturdy shoes, and be prepared for unpredictable weather.

4. Cultural Immersion - Sami Village Tour

• Location: Traditional Sami village
• Duration: Half day (3-4 hours)

Gain insights into the culture and lifestyle of the indigenous Sami people in this guided tour. Learn about their ancient traditions, reindeer herding, and the beautiful Sami art. Enjoy a traditional meal prepared by local hosts.

5. Urban Exploration - Modern Architecture Tour

• Location: Bustling Northern city
• Duration: Half day (3-4 hours)

Delve into the modern architecture scene of this bustling city. Discover cutting-edge buildings, innovative designs, and sustainable urban spaces. This tour offers a unique perspective on the region’s contemporary culture.