But dang, also salaries in LA are almost 30 % lower. In tromso regular worker in factory earns a solid 3500 $ [ about 30k NOK ] and if you have an ok job in higher fields, 4 to 5k $ is a standard salary. Seamen & Commercial train operators earn double that.
Right! I live in NYC. I was sweating trying to budget myself for a trip to Norway and the surrounding countries, because I've only heard time and again just how expensive it is, but after hearing the run down of prices from various RUclipsrs it seems pretty normal doable to me! Where do you live that breakfast for two isn't around 35? haha I need to live there I think. :P
Thank you so much! Honestly it isn't too shocking after travelling to Switzerland. After paying $8 USD for a hot chocolate, nothing can phase me 😂 I just need to save and spend wisely.
True Ryan. I like to think as a tourist it’s worth the money because you get some interesting food and unique experiences but as a local it could be difficult.
@@carloandreaguilar5916 That is so ridiculosuly cheap compared to nordics. A small grocery shopping in ICA will cost you [ equal to one soda, small snack, orange juice, bread, spread & milk as example ] Will shoot you up to 15$ if youre lucky. A full grocery shopping for one person wont go under 40 $. Family shopping will rack up around 150 $ to 300 $ a week. Mcdonalds does usually sell a single burger for about 30 kr, which equals to about 2.5 $ i think [ rough estimate ]. But if you live here and earn nordic salary, Things are pretty cheap and very affordable.
I was there in November 2019 and it is expensive. I paid roughly $77.00 for two hamburgers fries water and a dessert at a restaurant there. But hey, it’s a vacation and can’t wait to get back there. Great place!
@@magnusmikkelsen539 there was a restaurant right across the street from my hotel the clarion edge. There was a burner king there though. I just didn’t go there even though I like BK
@@richm5964 Burger King would have been a LOT cheaper option. Haven`t been to BK for ages, but last time (less than a year ago), I paid around 120 NOK for a meal, that is a "fairly" large burger (with bacon), fries + chocolate milk shake. 120 NOK would be around 13 USD with the current exchange rate..
I was expecting you to say sky high prices, but those you mentioned are pretty reasonable compare to London, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles, Dubai, Zurich , Tokyo etc. anyway, thanks for the info, Tromso will be on my travel list.
I mean you comparing big metropolitans to a small artic town 😃 it’s obviously people wouldn’t expect high prices so it’s Good to be prepared. It’s Norway so it’s not cheap
But please, you can save money on the water. Please don´t buy bottled water when the tap water is totally icy cold, clean and fresh. Norwegians buy water when we are on the run because it is fancy, but at home, everyone drinks the water straight out of the kitchen tap and it is just as good as the bottled water.
I could see that being true. Water is very safe abs delicious in the Nordic countries, Iceland etc. It does taste great and no need to buy bottled water which is usually very expensive. I’ve also hear Coca Cola tastes different in Georgia 🇬🇪, for water reasons.
Tapwater in nordic coutries is worth of gold. Very common in Finland when living mid or northern part of country, water coming from spring. It is better than medicine and keeps you young.
December 2021 ... breakfast for two for $35 is a bargain nowadays in San Diego. Most breakfast plates now average $15-$16. Coffee is $2.50-$3.00 ... these are typical restaurant (meaning not the best) coffee. Then you add 8.5% for tax and %15-20 for tip and it's up there.
True. I’ve been living in Czech Republic for some time now and can do a nice “gourmet” breakfast for $20. My point in the video was to say- to me as a foreigner living in Central Europe- it’s a bit expensive.
Watching this in almost 2024 and these prices sound super reasonable. $35 dinner for 2? That's a steal! I just paid $50 for a dinner for 2 in Maryland yesterday and it was some of the most bland cafe food ever. Just to BE in Norway eating food feels much more worth it 😂
My daughter and her husband and 2 of their girls just got there. She took a picture of a mountain with a building on top of it and it looks like the one right behind you. So I just told her someplace where you can see the whole area and costs $27.50 for the tram. It's in the middle of winter so I didn't even mention the 1,000 steps.
Having been to NYC many times since I was a kid, I can say I agree with you. However, after spending a few days there, believe me when I say it’s really expensive.
Igor Travels The World That’s fair. Are prices of other things similar to NYC? Aside from just food. I’m actually thinking of going to Tromsø at some point.
For the tourists and students jobless its a pretty expensive but for the native its a normal prices u can spend one week easily if u coock by urself....i recommend for u a hostel "aurora borealis hostel" i spent there 4 nights with 150 euro or 200 euro u can cock by urself and i even went with him for a fjord tour and Aurora borealis tour with 100 euro if i still remember
tabet abada when Im going somewhere im staying only in hostels! I like to meet lot of new friends! I booked already different hostel for Christmas but i will check this one;)
Hi ! I went to Tromsø on February 2020 ! It was absolutely wonderful ! If you’re interested in, here’s the link to my video of the trip ! ruclips.net/video/qsq8WVTQ2GA/видео.html ! Wish you a marvelous stay !
Basically normal prices in Finland and Norway's salaries are 50-100% higher than in Finland. Aaaand this is why I'm heade to Norway in a few years, hopefully.
Why would you buy water? All the videos I've seen about Norway say that the tap water is at least as good as bottled water, and that's been my experience as well.
I booked the reindeer tour in town from The tourist info point. The Northern Lights tour I pre booked online to make sure there was space. I booked the big bus tour and not the smaller van with less people.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld I'm curious to know, which company did you book the Northern Lights with? And were they really good and did they also take photos of you with the Northern Lights?
In Finland we making dry reindeer meat.. it's drying outside about month at earlyspring dry air. Temperature about -25 to -40° .. air is very dry. Meat salted before put out. That is delicious and f... Expensive to buy. About 300€/kg or more. Must try if ever visit in Finland.
Reindeer meat is great. My wife has it also from Yakutia where she is from which is in Siberia. It’s also become rather expensive for locals to purchase but I love it and very healthy meat full of omega 3’s
Reindeer meat is full of vitamines. That's medicine for winterdarkness. Special in norway or boarder river tenojoki salmon is best of quality. That's second healthy and delicious thing what everybody must try.
The reason restaurants are so expensive is because they pay their workers a living wage, and that is a principle I fully can get behind. If you're coming over from America it will be quite the culture shock to see that not everything is a race to the bottom for the cheapest price that is physically possible.
I ate reindeer and whale whilst in Tromso. 2 x 750 ml (1.6 pints) of Hansa beer = £20 1 bowl of delicious fish soup = 156 NOK or £13 1 fish lunch = 205 NOK or £18 Food and drink is expensive, but it was always super delicious. Best food I've eaten in any country.
Unless you live in New York City or Los Angeles, you will run into sticker shock in Norway... But if you have a bucket list to fill then go for it After all you only live once..
obviously it's normal that you have to pay cost like this if you're eating in restaurant, I'm sure that when you go to the market you're not gonna spend so much money, cause in restaurants prices are always higher than you want and it's happening everywhere, not only in Norway. Ofcourse Norwey is really really expensive country, but it doesn't change the fact, that eating in restaurant is more expensive than buying products in normal shop :)
Exactly! and that burger meal for 77 USD (!!!) could have been prepared at home (airbnb) for a fraction of the price- probably around 1/3. That is, if you have this opportunity, of course. But even if you don`t have this option, many supermarkets sell things like chicken, pork chops etc, that are freshly made and WARM.. One large chicken normally cost around 70 NOK. Add a box of potato salad, and it`ll be 100 NOK. That`s 11 USD- dinner for TWO, that you can consume in your hotel room.
Is breakfast expensive for € 35 ? If you get Sandwich, Cocoa, Avocado and all of this was also good, it is normal to pay 35 € ! It is not true that Norway is expensive ! In Norway there is everything for everyone and therefore you will also find cheap places there ! Tip: if when you go on vacation you have to speak badly of the place that hosted you, stay at home which is better ! Thanks !
Who spoke badly? This is a price comparison. Do you get so upset at “how cheap is” videos? If you watched any of my other videos you’d see I very much enjoyed Norway, but myself and other viewers like these types of videos to know what to expect.
Norwegian here: he didn`t "speak badly"..he was just realistic. I used to think that Norway was expensive, but having read through some of the comments, I`m not so sure anymore. Anyway, Norway IS doable on a low budget as well, you just need to know how/where to find the cheaper alternatives. They are not nescessarily bad. Many ways to cut costs.
I was not angry. I only thought it appropriate to tell you that we must not generalize and not make people believe that Norway is expensive. Then you surely in other videos have also spoken well of Norway, but instead in this video you have said that Norway is all very expensive, which is actually not true. That's all. Good day !
I went on a cruise boat lots of those costs were abnigated by the boat. But it's absolutely where you want to be as climate emergency takes hold. I only made as far North as Copenhagen where I live but should have gone further North.
" 7 or 8 min walk might be a problem for some people"... Are you serious??? if someone cannot walk for 7 or 8 min that is not a problem, it is a catastrophe!!! Yet again, seeing the size of your average US citizen, I am not surprised, walking's never been very popular out there!
Tromsø is much cheaper than Oslo or Bergen region (Fjords). For the same cost of that accomodation + breakfast, you can stay on a 3 star on a cool hotel in the city center with breakfast included. The private tour for the Northern Lights tour was also much cheaper
Hi! Do you have an estimate in how much money is needed to eat in Tromso for a week? I guess it changes a bit if you go grocery shopping than if you only eat out
He's serious. I went to the Vatican years ago. Went to a tabbacci stall to get my sodas for a €1. My brother got scandalous at the €3 price for a Coke at St Peters Square.
The bus you talk about in the beginning of the video is not an airportbus. It's a regular bus. You have to walk a little bit longer than if you take the airportbus. The airportbus is more expensive.
@@boejiden Thanks for the input. I can see that; it's happening to the US with Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Large companies are buying out land to make resorts, hotels, etc. In turn, it raises costs for everyone who already lives there.
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Me living in LA hearing these prices lol that’s pretty cheap for me.
@@carloandreaguilar5916 naa bro trust LA is expensive
same feeling living in Brazil
Same in miami, breakfast for 2 for 32$ thats a bargain
But dang, also salaries in LA are almost 30 % lower. In tromso regular worker in factory earns a solid 3500 $ [ about 30k NOK ] and if you have an ok job in higher fields, 4 to 5k $ is a standard salary. Seamen & Commercial train operators earn double that.
Right! I live in NYC. I was sweating trying to budget myself for a trip to Norway and the surrounding countries, because I've only heard time and again just how expensive it is, but after hearing the run down of prices from various RUclipsrs it seems pretty normal doable to me! Where do you live that breakfast for two isn't around 35? haha I need to live there I think. :P
I know the video is 4 years old. It's cheap compared to the UK. You've had it easy in the US for decades. Welcome to the real world
Thank you so much! Honestly it isn't too shocking after travelling to Switzerland. After paying $8 USD for a hot chocolate, nothing can phase me 😂 I just need to save and spend wisely.
Yes, I remember those prices. Just bring some food with you. That will save a few hundred dollars!
Damn beauty comes with price
After you have lived in New York City area for 15 years, these prices are a bargain!!! This hotel price isn't bad at all.
True Ryan. I like to think as a tourist it’s worth the money because you get some interesting food and unique experiences but as a local it could be difficult.
@@carloandreaguilar5916 That is so ridiculosuly cheap compared to nordics. A small grocery shopping in ICA will cost you [ equal to one soda, small snack, orange juice, bread, spread & milk as example ] Will shoot you up to 15$ if youre lucky. A full grocery shopping for one person wont go under 40 $. Family shopping will rack up around 150 $ to 300 $ a week. Mcdonalds does usually sell a single burger for about 30 kr, which equals to about 2.5 $ i think [ rough estimate ].
But if you live here and earn nordic salary, Things are pretty cheap and very affordable.
I was there in November 2019 and it is expensive. I paid roughly $77.00 for two hamburgers fries water and a dessert at a restaurant there. But hey, it’s a vacation and can’t wait to get back there. Great place!
Where the h$ll did you go?
@@magnusmikkelsen539 there was a restaurant right across the street from my hotel the clarion edge. There was a burner king there though. I just didn’t go there even though I like BK
@@richm5964 Burger King would have been a LOT cheaper option. Haven`t been to BK for ages, but last time (less than a year ago), I paid around 120 NOK for a meal, that is a "fairly" large burger (with bacon), fries + chocolate milk shake. 120 NOK would be around 13 USD with the current exchange rate..
I was expecting you to say sky high prices, but those you mentioned are pretty reasonable compare to London, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles, Dubai, Zurich , Tokyo etc. anyway, thanks for the info, Tromso will be on my travel list.
It all depends on what type of food you want and how basic or exquisite you want to go.
I mean you comparing big metropolitans to a small artic town 😃 it’s obviously people wouldn’t expect high prices so it’s Good to be prepared. It’s Norway so it’s not cheap
But please, you can save money on the water. Please don´t buy bottled water when the tap water is totally icy cold, clean and fresh. Norwegians buy water when we are on the run because it is fancy, but at home, everyone drinks the water straight out of the kitchen tap and it is just as good as the bottled water.
Very true. We did the same. It’s delicious and safe water in the Scandinavian countries.
I could see that being true. Water is very safe abs delicious in the Nordic countries, Iceland etc. It does taste great and no need to buy bottled water which is usually very expensive.
I’ve also hear Coca Cola tastes different in Georgia 🇬🇪, for water reasons.
Tapwater in nordic coutries is worth of gold. Very common in Finland when living mid or northern part of country, water coming from spring. It is better than medicine and keeps you young.
What a good information. Thank you :)
Thanks for watching!
December 2021 ... breakfast for two for $35 is a bargain nowadays in San Diego. Most breakfast plates now average $15-$16. Coffee is $2.50-$3.00 ... these are typical restaurant (meaning not the best) coffee. Then you add 8.5% for tax and %15-20 for tip and it's up there.
True. I’ve been living in Czech Republic for some time now and can do a nice “gourmet” breakfast for $20. My point in the video was to say- to me as a foreigner living in Central Europe- it’s a bit expensive.
Watching this in almost 2024 and these prices sound super reasonable. $35 dinner for 2? That's a steal! I just paid $50 for a dinner for 2 in Maryland yesterday and it was some of the most bland cafe food ever. Just to BE in Norway eating food feels much more worth it 😂
Me living in Venezuela where the salary per month is 1$:
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My daughter and her husband and 2 of their girls just got there. She took a picture of a mountain with a building on top of it and it looks like the one right behind you. So I just told her someplace where you can see the whole area and costs $27.50 for the tram. It's in the middle of winter so I didn't even mention the 1,000 steps.
The building on the top of the mountain is where the mountain lift arrives («Fjellheisen»😊). Its a café there also.
I’m from the NYC area, for whatever it’s worth.
Honestly, $35 for two people is not bad at all.
Having been to NYC many times since I was a kid, I can say I agree with you. However, after spending a few days there, believe me when I say it’s really expensive.
Igor Travels The World That’s fair. Are prices of other things similar to NYC? Aside from just food. I’m actually thinking of going to Tromsø at some point.
Well living in Luxembourg, for me it sounds like normal prices ... let's see when I get there, I plan to travel there in 2022! 😀
yeah all seems fairly normal - i think for Americans stuff seems expensive as it's real food
In 2022 with Inflation the way it is those prices you mentioned to me sound reasonable.
Reading comments makes me just sad. Nearly everybody was there at least once except me
You’ll get there someday. Set your mind to it!
Im going for Christmas this year;) gór me its not very expensive...i live in London so its the same prices for me;)
For the tourists and students jobless its a pretty expensive but for the native its a normal prices u can spend one week easily if u coock by urself....i recommend for u a hostel "aurora borealis hostel" i spent there 4 nights with 150 euro or 200 euro u can cock by urself and i even went with him for a fjord tour and Aurora borealis tour with 100 euro if i still remember
tabet abada when Im going somewhere im staying only in hostels! I like to meet lot of new friends! I booked already different hostel for Christmas but i will check this one;)
Hi ! I went to Tromsø on February 2020 ! It was absolutely wonderful ! If you’re interested in, here’s the link to my video of the trip !
ruclips.net/video/qsq8WVTQ2GA/видео.html ! Wish you a marvelous stay !
Bring me!! I live in London as well😂
great info! I was preparing for worse numbers but it's actually cheaper than NY and... ahem Switzerland
Basically normal prices in Finland and Norway's salaries are 50-100% higher than in Finland. Aaaand this is why I'm heade to Norway in a few years, hopefully.
Why would you buy water? All the videos I've seen about Norway say that the tap water is at least as good as bottled water, and that's been my experience as well.
Where did you eat breakfest? But 8-12 degrees ... it's summer ... -25 then it's cold...
Did you book the Northern Lights and the reindeer and other tours when you were in Tromso or did you book it before you came to Norway?
I booked the reindeer tour in town from
The tourist info point. The Northern Lights tour I pre booked online to make sure there was space. I booked the big bus tour and not the smaller van with less people.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld I'm curious to know, which company did you book the Northern Lights with? And were they really good and did they also take photos of you with the Northern Lights?
That stick of reindeer meat is hella delicious. Worth every penny!
Absolutely agree! Reindeer meat is delicious, healthy and sustainable.
In Finland we making dry reindeer meat.. it's drying outside about month at earlyspring dry air. Temperature about -25 to -40° .. air is very dry. Meat salted before put out. That is delicious and f... Expensive to buy. About 300€/kg or more. Must try if ever visit in Finland.
Reindeer meat is great. My wife has it also from Yakutia where she is from which is in Siberia. It’s also become rather expensive for locals to purchase but I love it and very healthy meat full of omega 3’s
Reindeer meat is full of vitamines. That's medicine for winterdarkness. Special in norway or boarder river tenojoki salmon is best of quality. That's second healthy and delicious thing what everybody must try.
Perfect video
When you say dollars do you mean dollars or another currency? Because if it's dollars this is cheap!
The reason restaurants are so expensive is because they pay their workers a living wage, and that is a principle I fully can get behind. If you're coming over from America it will be quite the culture shock to see that not everything is a race to the bottom for the cheapest price that is physically possible.
Based on the examples you provided, only the food seems to be expensive.
I ate reindeer and whale whilst in Tromso.
2 x 750 ml (1.6 pints) of Hansa beer = £20
1 bowl of delicious fish soup = 156 NOK or £13
1 fish lunch = 205 NOK or £18
Food and drink is expensive, but it was always super delicious. Best food I've eaten in any country.
On moroco 2 peple cost 3€ for breakfast and 40. € nice hotel for 2
For the restaurant prices keep in mind tipping isnt really a thing.
It's not a thing anywhere in Europe yet prices are still comfortably waaay above non-Scandinavian European countries.
ok its a yr old but saying this is expensive and i live in a beach community in los angeles... id say its pretty cheap
imagine being a student in tromso then :D
Unless you live in New York City or Los Angeles, you will run into sticker shock in Norway...
But if you have a bucket list to fill then go for it
After all you only live once..
Yeah you only live once, that's why I'm going to be leaving Tromsø most likely
@@vekteren3549 good, time to Move on.. to broaden the horizon..
very informative video! love it
Thanks, Mike!
obviously it's normal that you have to pay cost like this if you're eating in restaurant, I'm sure that when you go to the market you're not gonna spend so much money, cause in restaurants prices are always higher than you want and it's happening everywhere, not only in Norway. Ofcourse Norwey is really really expensive country, but it doesn't change the fact, that eating in restaurant is more expensive than buying products in normal shop :)
Exactly! and that burger meal for 77 USD (!!!) could have been prepared at home (airbnb) for a fraction of the price- probably around 1/3. That is, if you have this opportunity, of course. But even if you don`t have this option, many supermarkets sell things like chicken, pork chops etc, that are freshly made and WARM.. One large chicken normally cost around 70 NOK. Add a box of potato salad, and it`ll be 100 NOK. That`s 11 USD- dinner for TWO, that you can consume in your hotel room.
Is it always day time at tromso or do you get night time?
In The summer it is only daylight and in The winter its dark from 3 to like 10. Pretty weird
@@eirikhagen5512 It was also like that in Whisler during winter. By 3pm we were in a pub drinking.
It’s in Norway, so yes it’s expensive ;)!!!
Sweden and Finland as well!
Welcome to Tromso. Where are you from? It seems like it's from the moon, because everything is free there 🤣
Is breakfast expensive for € 35 ? If you get Sandwich, Cocoa, Avocado and all of this was also good, it is normal to pay 35 € ! It is not true that Norway is expensive ! In Norway there is everything for everyone and therefore you will also find cheap places there ! Tip: if when you go on vacation you have to speak badly of the place that hosted you, stay at home which is better ! Thanks !
Who spoke badly? This is a price comparison. Do you get so upset at “how cheap is” videos? If you watched any of my other videos you’d see I very much enjoyed Norway, but myself and other viewers like these types of videos to know what to expect.
Norwegian here: he didn`t "speak badly"..he was just realistic. I used to think that Norway was expensive, but having read through some of the comments, I`m not so sure anymore. Anyway, Norway IS doable on a low budget as well, you just need to know how/where to find the cheaper alternatives. They are not nescessarily bad. Many ways to cut costs.
I was not angry. I only thought it appropriate to tell you that we must not generalize and not make people believe that Norway is expensive. Then you surely in other videos have also spoken well of Norway, but instead in this video you have said that Norway is all very expensive, which is actually not true. That's all. Good day !
I went on a cruise boat lots of those costs were abnigated by the boat. But it's absolutely where you want to be as climate emergency takes hold. I only made as far North as Copenhagen where I live but should have gone further North.
" 7 or 8 min walk might be a problem for some people"... Are you serious??? if someone cannot walk for 7 or 8 min that is not a problem, it is a catastrophe!!! Yet again, seeing the size of your average US citizen, I am not surprised, walking's never been very popular out there!
hahahaha to be honest i think he was talking about older people or people with disabilities
Up the hill, at -12°C and snow on the path
Have you never considered that many people are disabled or elderly?! Jfc.
It is difficult to walk in the snow. Try it yourself first.
Thanks. Good information. Good elocution.
Thanks for watching!
Tromsø is much cheaper than Oslo or Bergen region (Fjords). For the same cost of that accomodation + breakfast, you can stay on a 3 star on a cool hotel in the city center with breakfast included. The private tour for the Northern Lights tour was also much cheaper
35$ is freaking cheap
A meal for 2 people ?? I live in Rotterdam The Netherlands, try even eating in Amsterdam for 2 ppl it will surprise you🤣
you are not allowed to take meat back into another country, maybe if it is dried, it sure about that.
Strange.i was in Tromso and northern lights bus tour cost us around 20 pounds. And we got cheap food as well...
Hi! Do you have an estimate in how much money is needed to eat in Tromso for a week? I guess it changes a bit if you go grocery shopping than if you only eat out
I think you can always eat cheap. Bread, butter, yogurt and some pre packaged meat or something. It depends on you really.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld yes exactly. we were traveling as a group of friends on a budget but we still enjoyed Tromso and eat plenty of good food. :)
Sounds cheap in 2023, I'm sure this needs an update
Expect at least 5-10% more expensive
The NOR Krone has gone down in value. We're now getting 14 Krone to one pound. So maybe not as expensive as when you did your video
i can travel anywhere ..all states are cheaper than mine.. i live in switzerland …
London prices.... not to bad
yes.. But you are in the highest standard of living in the world. And people in Norway have salaries adjusted to the high cost of living :)
I can't figure if you're joking or not?
Serious
He's serious. I went to the Vatican years ago. Went to a tabbacci stall to get my sodas for a €1. My brother got scandalous at the €3 price for a Coke at St Peters Square.
Ive been in tromso and its ok
Yeah. Cheaper than USA.
Come to Florida. 10% cheaper than Tromso and it's warm. Beautiful beaches.
I don’t think that Florida will attract the same kind of people as Tromsø
no thanks, i found it tacky, no nice scenery, ugly billboards and architecture.
That’s not bad at all .. I thought it’s way more expensive than this
Hearing you I think US is cheap😅(live in Amsterdam)
I live there and is hella expensive.
Sure is but it’s worth a visit anyways.
Do you know a dude named Saw Troll? I think his (real) first name is Nico.
The bus you talk about in the beginning of the video is not an airportbus. It's a regular bus. You have to walk a little bit longer than if you take the airportbus. The airportbus is more expensive.
Not bad at all...
Sounds like living in Sydney 😂
Sydney, but reverse! where everything Still wants to kill you, but colder
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@@IgorTravelsTheWorld tromso is beautiful
Absolutely agree. I would go back in summer months to see it again!
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld watching again for that blog
i live in oslo that's cheap for me lol
A magnet, elk meat and a reindeer stick.. why would anyone buy that stuff? Yes very useful information 🙄
Some of us have friends and family that we buy gifts for. I suppose if you don’t have any, then it’s not useful information.
Sounds cheap to me….
I just had breakfast at Perkins and it was $35. That is not expensive at all.
No dislikes wowo
Thank you!
Man this is cheap
Stay away from tromso, thank you!
Can I ask why?
@Scalooosh1 Tourism is making everything unreasonably unafffordable. Especially housing
@@boejiden Thanks for the input. I can see that; it's happening to the US with Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Large companies are buying out land to make resorts, hotels, etc. In turn, it raises costs for everyone who already lives there.