This is an interesting piece of architecture and is a good landmark to look out for if you’re in Tromsø. The walk here from the dock area across the bridge has some good views and the cathedral itself is worth the trek. If you choose to go inside it won’t improve your experience much. There is an entry fee but we didn’t find much of interest inside. I dare say we spent longer choosing which postcard we wanted in their shop than actually looking around. The stained glass window is pretty and it must also hold some kind of record for the only comfortable pew I have ever sat in. Other than that, just drink it in from the outside.

We caught the bus from Tromso to the Arctic cathedral in Tromsdalen. It's quite stark looking but very modern and impressive in its own way from the outside, particularly once it's lit up! Inside is also quite stark but peaceful and we enjoyed a quiet time looking at the beautiful stained glass window. There is an entry fee of 70NKR but we felt it was worth it.

We went to the 12:00 service for Christmas with the locals. Despite being in Norsk, the singing was beautiful and many Christmas songs recognizable. Easy to get there by Bus #28 from Tromsø. You may want to wear your micro spikes (tho you’ll have to take them off inside the church) as it was quite icy walking from the bus stop. We went to the Fjellstrua afterwards (15 minute walk)

A beautiful view of Tromso across the water, the Cathedral is interesting and somewhat underwhelming compared to other Cathedrals. Still simply beautiful. The photographs in the basement show its construction and the town in earlier times. The NOK 80 may be steep for what you get.

A spectacular modern design visible across the harbour. The triangle white building is striking against the snow. On a bright day light floods in between the layers of the roof and brings the glass window behind the altar to life. A place to come for a few moments of quiet but there is an entrance fee of 80 nok.

Quite a small cathedral and very modern. We visited as part of a tour from the cruise ship around Tromso which also took you to the cathedral. The front of the building is quite spectacular and has a character all of its own. Inside it is very modern and the back wall has a large stained glass window. From outside you get a lovely view of Tromso across the Fjord. Downstairs there are nice clean toilets and the large metal bunker doors are from the World War Two shelter, which is different in a cathedral! It is quite possible to walk across the bridge from Tromso to visit the cathedral if you are okay with walking.

The cathedral stained glass is lovely but there isn’t much else to do there. No guided tour or audio tour. You only need about 15 minutes which makes it feel a little overpriced We took the bus from near the Hurtigruten terminal because we were short on time but you could also walk there comfortably

Shame the three central chandeliers get in the way of viewing the magnificent stained glass. Yes, the chandeliers were already there when the glass was installed - but, could have been avoided. Nothing about the building of the cathedral etc. just a few photos in the basement outside the toilets…

It has become a landmark, certainly stands out and from a distance is quite impressive. There is an entrance fee, around £5 - 6 per adult, nice inside but not a lot to see once you are there, they are fine with photos being taken, downstairs they have a few on display showing it during construction. A pleasant walk across the bridge from Tromso Island.

This is an impressive "stand out" building with individual "statement" lines and very large stained glass window comprising the whole of one end of the building, whilst the opposite end has clear glass. The inside is very light aided by the use of light coloured wood and decoration. There is an impressive organ above the entrance which can be seen by looking back and upwards after entering. Also near the entrance is a small gift/souvenir shop and toilets are on a lower level. Also on this level when we visited was a small are exhibition. The Cathedral is definitely worth a visit to view the architecture and design.