10 Best Places to Retire in Norway

6. Tromso

The sixth place on our list belongs to Tromso. The city is located in the northern part of the country, 217 miles from the Arctic Circle, and is a true hidden gem of the North. The city has 70,000 inhabitants and it’s the ideal place for all lovers of winter sports. In this part of the country, there is no railway line, and if you want to travel to the south of the country, you will need to take a plane or car. In addition to the many museums, operas, which are known throughout the world, Tromso is also known for the development of house and techno scene in Norway in the late 80s. The city organizes many festivals such as Insomnia festival, Bukta, No Siesta Fiesta. The average costs of living in the city are almost $2,650, and for the rent of a one-bedroom apartment, you need to allocate approximately $1,600. If you want to purchase an apartment, you need to pay somewhat $170 per square foot. The percentage of physicians per 1,000 population is 11.4%.