This stunning island offers many enchanting attractions. Did you know Icelanders believe in monsters and trolls up to this day? Not too late to know! It must be interesting to visit such a location where magic and mythological beliefs seem to blend together. Let me share some of the best places to see the Northern lights.
1. Rokkorur
The southernmost area of Iceland, where the North Atlantic Front meets the South Atlantic Front, has the thickest layer of light pollution in Europe. Golden Circle is famous for its permanent dark blue winter skies and less dazzling light pollution. The best place in this region is Rokkorur, a historic market town which has an old-world charm with its cobbled streets and traditional buildings. The light pollution is less and the atmosphere more relaxed. The best time to visit Rokkorur is from October to March.
2. Snaresvetli
You can see Northern Lights clearly in the southernmost areas of Iceland. The best place is Snaresvetli where you can see the seeping Borealis. You may wonder what is seeped Borealis? The autumn brings thousands of ice calves to the surface of the sea known as seeping Borealis. September is the best month to visit here as they can be seen covering the sky. You will love it! A fan of hiking? Look here! Snaresvetli is the answer!
3. Reykjavik
The third place in Iceland to see the Northern Lights is the beautiful town of Reykjavik. fancy to make a trip here? The best month to visit is September to October. The solar activity took place in the open waters of Iceland. This in turn creates an abundant supply of energy for the residents of Reykjavik.
4. Fjord lands
Want more recommendations? Read on! Fjord lands! It is the coldest part of Iceland with its vast glaciers. Depending on the time of the year, The ice changes its appearance whereby it forms large floes. It will melt by itself and freezes back. How cool is that? Exploring the glaciers in Iceland and the fjords can be an unforgettable experience for anyone. if you are looking for spectacular vacation views? This is meant for you. Fill up your summer with a range of fun and exciting activities.
5. The Geytourist’s cave
Wanted to relax and unwind yourself? Visit the Geytourist’s cave! You can reach the cave via a train or a bus from downtown Reykjavik. You may wonder where is the world’s largest polar bear den? The Geytourist’s Cave! The best time to visit? Summertime! You should not miss the chance to visit the Northern Lights at night!
6. Sigtuna
Sweden is a great place to see the northern lights. The northern part of the country is home to plenty of natural sights. The aurora borealis is perhaps the most famous sight in Sweden. The enchanting green light displays of the aurora borealis every night. The best time to see northern lights in Sweden is in the middle of the winter or late autumn.
A great place in Sweden to see the Auroras is the town of Sigtuna in the municipality of Aust-agslanden. The beautiful Reykjavik International Airport is only 40 kilometers away from this town. You can reach here by taking a direct flight from Canada to Sweden and to Dalarna International airport after. Dalarna Airport is about 90 kilometers away from Sigtuna.
7. Landvetter
The Landvetter observation deck offers the best view. The best month to catch a glimpse of Nothern Lights? From September to October! Landvetter is located in the municipality of Aust-Englander. Planning a visit here? It is highly advisable for you to make a reservation to avoid disappointment. If you are a big fan of Nothern Lights, there are many other viewing locations in the park.
8. Finland national park
Finland is a beautiful country in Europe. It has got many attractive tourist destinations and tourist spots. One of these is the Finland National Park which is a beautiful place. Landvetter is definitely a good choice to watch the Northern Lights. Reasons? February is the month where they are much more visible and you might find many tourists in this month! Check them out yourselves!
9. The Arctic circle
The best spots to visit in Finland where you can see the Northern lights are the Lapland region and the Arctic circle. The first place to go to is the Lapland region as it is a landlocked area. I highly recommend the Arctic Circle located in the southern part of Finland. This place has many viewing locations for you to see aurora borealis.
10. Espojarke
Want to know the best place to see the northern lights in Finland? Head to the observation deck of a hotel in the village of Espojarke. A must-visit at night as they are much more visible! You can view this from the observation spots in Espojarke. Some of the places in Finland, where the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening are the cities of Turku, Vantaa, and Helsinki. Here’s the fun fact; this southern part of Finland experienced solar winds.
11. Lincolnshire countryside
Lincolnshire countryside must be on your bucket list. If you are in the mood to enjoy the night views and natural beauty, this place would be ideal for you. The Lincolnshire countryside is the home of the famous ‘Red Centre’ – a place where you will find a lot of dark skies viewing locations. The Pinkmoor state park is huge. Some of the most popular dark sky-compliant sites in the state include Bad Aalto, Aland, Bluland, Billericks, Biddestone, Chippenham, Holkham, Little Rock, Maidenhead, Moreton Bay, Penkridge, and Urquhart. Many visitors come to this place to watch the northern lights.
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