The Northern Lights are an incredible natural phenomenon and watching their vibrant colours dance across the night sky is truly unforgettable. Anyone who has seen photos will undoubtedly have this experience on their travel bucket list.
But where do you go to see the Northern Lights? The Aurora is only visible in high-latitude areas, so the Arctic (and the Antarctic, but you might find that a little harder to visit). While the lights have been spotted as far south as Scotland, your best chance of seeing them in Europe is in Scandinavia, Iceland and Russia.
Among the few places where it’s possible to see them, Norway definitely stands out. Not only for its Aurora-spotting opportunities, but for its beautiful landscapes, amazing wildlife and cultural offerings, too.
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