Troll MuseumTromsø

“I was excited to visit the museum, having grown up on Folklore and Legends of Trolls as a child. This explained the writers of children stories, origins in such an innovative and interactive way, that this was one of the highlights of my trip to Tromso. It was not too crowded, but a good activity to do when the weather is not great. Admission was reasonable. I spent a good 90 minutes wandering through the 3 rooms.”

“Trolls! Who knew they are everywhere?? Fun little museum that helps you learn about these awesome creatures.”

“Interesting museum. Very informative especially if you have a love or interest in Nordic folklore and myths. Plenty of interactive zones. Otherwise very enjoyable.”

“Super fun activity in the world of the Norwegian trolls. A children's paradise. And opportunity for some great pictures too.”

“A cute museum with a lot of folklore and interesting information on troll life. Interactive and an excellent place to take children. Next to seeing the northern lights, this was our second best excursion.”

“Great little museum. Makes you smile. Lots of information but in small chunks. Really friendly staff.”

“Called in on a wet day in Tromso. It is easy to find on the 3rd floor, just follow the troll footprints. Fun little museum detailing the folklore around trolls in Norway. Lots of information on the various trolls and some interactive things to do. Staff were lovely.”

“Easy to find and nicely laid out little Troll museum. Large area to safely store your jackets, very friendly lady on reception. Loads of interesting information and folklore on the various Trolls with plenty of interactive elements to keep you interested. Particularly the moving sand where you can dig deep or create hills to see how the trolls react. Great fun! Definitely worth a visit.”

“I was excited to visit the museum, having grown up on Folklore and Legends of Trolls as a child. This explained the writers of children stories, origins in such an innovative and interactive way, that this was one of the highlights of my trip to Tromso. It was not too crowded, but a good activity to do when the weather is not great. Admission was reasonable. I spent a good 90 minutes wandering through the 3 rooms.”

“Trolls! Who knew they are everywhere?? Fun little museum that helps you learn about these awesome creatures.”

“Interesting museum. Very informative especially if you have a love or interest in Nordic folklore and myths. Plenty of interactive zones. Otherwise very enjoyable.”

“Super fun activity in the world of the Norwegian trolls. A children's paradise. And opportunity for some great pictures too.”

“A cute museum with a lot of folklore and interesting information on troll life. Interactive and an excellent place to take children. Next to seeing the northern lights, this was our second best excursion.”

“Great little museum. Makes you smile. Lots of information but in small chunks. Really friendly staff.”

“Called in on a wet day in Tromso. It is easy to find on the 3rd floor, just follow the troll footprints. Fun little museum detailing the folklore around trolls in Norway. Lots of information on the various trolls and some interactive things to do. Staff were lovely.”

“Easy to find and nicely laid out little Troll museum. Large area to safely store your jackets, very friendly lady on reception. Loads of interesting information and folklore on the various Trolls with plenty of interactive elements to keep you interested. Particularly the moving sand where you can dig deep or create hills to see how the trolls react. Great fun! Definitely worth a visit.”