What better way to experience the northern lights than in the the city of aurora borealis? Stay at a unique hotel made of snow and ice, and you have a holiday like no other.

Pack your warmest clothes (and your high heels) and experience the northern lights in the cultural city of Bodø, gateway to Northern Norway.

The wild, raw nature of the Lofoten Islands makes this a picture-perfect place to hunt the northern lights. Stay in a rorbu (fisherman's cabin), and explore cool museums, loads of outdoor activities, and cosy fishing villages.

Be on the lookout for the northern lights – and local road signs in Russian. The fascinating town of Kirkenes is just a few kilometres from the Russian border. Embark on a king crab safari, go dog sledding, or sleep in a snow hotel.

Grab your skis and get ready for some serious arctic skiing, from the mountain top to the fjord, under the northern lights in Narvik.

Experience a breathtaking moment standing on the North Cape - the northernmost viewpoint in Europe! The large mountain plateau ends in a 307-metre high cliff that plunges into the sea. Maybe Aurora will dance for you, too?

Senja is often called "a diamond in the rough". With a landscape straight out of the Lord of the Rings, this big island close to Tromsø is a fishing and ski touring paradise.

The archipelago of Svalbard is one of the most unique places to hunt the northern lights. Expect ice-covered fjords, ice caves, happy huskies and rare wildlife. And some of the best wine cellars in Northern Europe!

Take the Fjellheisen gondola to the top of Mount Storsteinen and enjoy panoramic views over buzzing Tromsø, Norway's main northern lights hub. Admire the steep mountains surrounding you. Will Aurora dance tonight? If not, you can go dancing instead!

Travel along one of the most exotic road stretches in Norway and be mesmerised by jagged rock cliffs, unique birdlife, and stunning architecture. You might even spot reindeer on the beach!

Vesterålen is not only situated right beneath the auroral oval, it's also the kingdom of the whales and hikers paradise! The nature here is pure and pristine, with long, white sand beaches.