Tromso, Norway

Troms is positioned on the auroral oval, where the solar wind and interplanetary magnetic fields are at their best, giving travelers the best chance of seeing the aurora. The fact that there are just a few hours of daylight during the winter months helps to extend the length of total darkness.

Because Troms is located in the center of the northern lights' oval, you may view them even when activity is low. From September through April, there is always a high possibility of viewing the northern lights at Troms. The rest months of the year when the sky is dark enough to view the lights flashing across it. Before you book your accommodation and trips, check out the region's northern lights prediction. If you wish to stay outside of the city, Ersfjorden, a small village in the countryside, is another option. Because the northern lights are so popular in Troms, you can combine your experience with a variety of tour options ranging from boat excursions to dog sledding.