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The Lutheran Cathedral

Tromsø Domkirka

The world's northernmost Protestant cathedral, built in 1861. With 800 seats, it's one of Norway's major wooden churches.

Address: Storgata 25
Hours: Tue & Fri 12:00-16:00, Sun service 11:00-12:30
Price: Free

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