Norwegian Connects Munich to Tromsø - From Beer Halls to Northern Lights
Oktoberfest meets aurora borealis? Sounds wild, but it’s happening. Starting October 26, 2025, Norwegian Air Shuttle is giving winter wanderlusters the ultimate cold-weather upgrade: direct flights from Munich to Tromsø, Norway. That’s right — twice a week (Thursdays and Sundays), you'll be able to swap your bratwurst for a snowmobile and your beer stein for... a very stylish parka.
The flights will run through March 2026 using Norwegian’s trusty Boeing 737s, which, thankfully, are equipped to handle both lederhosen and thermal underwear.
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Why Tromsø?
Tromsø isn’t just a dot on the map north of the Arctic Circle — it’s the unofficial capital of the Northern Lights, home to jaw-dropping scenery, icy fjords, and the kind of crisp winter air that makes you feel alive (and also slightly frozen). From the iconic Arctic Cathedral to dog sledding adventures and Sami culture, this is winter travel dialed all the way up.
And did we mention you might see the Northern Lights from your airplane seat? That’s right — this is not a drill. Window seats just became the hottest (or should we say coldest) ticket in town.
From Bavaria to the Frozen Frontier
For Munich locals used to snow-covered Alps and après-ski schnitzel, Tromsø offers something a little different: polar nights, reindeer stew, and the thrilling sense that you're basically on the edge of the planet.
Norwegian’s new route is more than just another pin on the map — it’s a direct line between southern Germany and the Arctic Circle, perfect for anyone who’s ever said, “You know what this winter needs? More snow. And maybe a moose.”
Norwegian Connects Munich to Tromsø
Munich to Tromsø, twice a week, starting this October. Whether you’re chasing the Northern Lights, plotting a surprise proposal under the stars, or just looking for an excuse to wear that puffer jacket you bought in a fit of optimism — Norwegian’s got your winter covered.
