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Troll Museum

Tromsø SeaTroll

The museum which opened in 2021 features Norwegian folklore traditions. A trip to the troll museum, which claims to be the only one of its kind in Norway, lets the audience view folklore from Norway with augmented reality tablets.

Address: Kaigata 3
Getting there: entrance from the harbour side, on Samuel Arnesens gate
Hours: Daily 10:00–18:00
Price: Adult 180 kr, free admission for kids under 5 yr; family ticket 2 adults+2 kids is 450 kr
Website: trollmuseum.no (opens in a new tab)

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