Best Served Scandinavia specialist Rachel Pennycook shares her experience from a recent trip to Nuuk, Greenland – one of the smallest and most remote capital cities on Earth. … more about Just back from: Nuuk, Greenland
Where the frozen waters of the Gulf of Bothnia meet the wild forests of Swedish Lapland, you’ll find Luleå, a city that perfectly balances Arctic adventure with Scandinavian sophistication. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit. … more about An expert's guide to Luleå, the gateway to Swedish Lapland
Sweden’s far north lies directly beneath the auroral oval – the zone between roughly 60-75 °N where the Northern Lights are most frequently seen – which, combined with vast swathes of wide open wilderness with minimal light pollution, makes it an ideal place to witness the aurora in all its glory. … more about The best places to see the Northern Lights in Sweden
Akureyri is the largest town in Iceland outside of the Reykjavik region, tucked away at the base of the country’s longest fjord and framed by rugged mountains that remain blanketed in snow for much of the year. Here's all you need to know before you visit. … more about An expert's guide to Akureyri, the gateway to North Iceland
Situated 350 kilometres inside the Arctic Circle, Tromso offers a rare mix of urban attractions alongside a plethora of awe-inspiring experiences in the surrounding nature, and superb possibilities of seeing the Northern Lights. Here are our top 10 things to do in Tromso. … more about Top 10 things to do in Tromso, Norway's 'Capital of the Arctic'
Finnish Lapland encompasses the northern third of Finland, a region of rolling fells, sprawling boreal forests, glittering lakes and rugged tundra landscapes. But, with the dramatic seasonal contrasts, the range of experiences and activities on offer varies significantly depending on when you visit. … more about When is the best time to visit Finnish Lapland? An expert's guide
Reykjavik, the world’s northernmost capital city, brims with striking architecture, vibrant street art and excellent museums. Here's our pick of the top 10 things to do. … more about Top 10 things to do in Reykjavik, Iceland's cosmopolitan capital
From Tromso to Svalbard, our specialists pick out their top spots for seeing the Northern Lights in Norway. … more about The best places to see the Northern Lights in Norway
Iceland is a country that experiences extreme contrasts throughout the seasons, both in terms of daylight hours and weather conditions. So, to help you plan your Icelandic adventure, here’s an overview of what to expect throughout the year. … more about When is the best time to visit Iceland? A seasonal guide
Norway is a remarkably versatile year-round travel destination, but choosing the right time to visit depends on what kind of trip you're planning and which part of the country you're focusing on. Here, we provide an overview of what you can expect in Norway throughout the seasons. … more about When is the best time to visit Norway? A seasonal guide
Since opening in 2022, the Forest Lagoon has emerged as one of Iceland's finest geothermal spas – but how does it compare to the Blue Lagoon and Sky Lagoon? Last month, Joel Rabinowitz went to find out. … more about Inside the Forest Lagoon: Iceland's best geothermal spa?
Spread across a rocky outcrop at the entrance to one of the largest fjord systems on Earth is Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. Here's everything you need to know before you visit one of the world's smallest and most remote cities. … more about An expert's guide to Nuuk, the capital of Greenland
Recently back from the snowy wilds of Finnish Lapland, Steff Sargeant shares her expert opinions on the renowned Wilderness Hotels, Javri Lodge & Northern Light Village. … more about Inside Lapland’s best hideaways: From Wilderness Hotels to Northern Lights Village
Scattered off the northwest coast of mainland Norway, around 200 kilometres inside the Arctic Circle, are the Lofoten Islands – a chain of jagged, mountainous islands rising dramatically from the frigid waters of the Norwegian Sea. Here’s all you need to know before you visit. … more about An expert's guide to the Lofoten Islands
Easily accessible from Reykjavik, the Golden Circle is a 300-kilometre loop linking the standout sights of southwest Iceland, offering a captivating snapshot of the country’s breathtaking natural wonders. … more about An expert's guide to Iceland's Golden Circle
