Go by car or snowmobile? Speak Finnish or Sami? Sun all night long or complete darkness? Does one really need to choose either one? In Utsjoki one doesn’t.

Stavanger is maybe best known from its petroleum. Niklas Wildhagen has nothing to do with oil, but he is willing to tell more about his life in this fourth biggest city of Norway.

Norway: a country with beautiful nature, long fjord and high mountains. The 67th largest country in areal with 4,5 million inhabitants. The monarchy situated somewhere north in Scandinavia, Northern Europe. A wealthy nation, an oil nation.

What can you do and see in Oulu? That was the question I had in my head before I went out and experienced the biggest city in northern Finland.

Did you know that Swedish is an official language in Finland? This means that Finnish schools teach Swedish, to many peoples annoyance.

The region of Yakutia is three hours away from China. People who’ll go there will be in for a surprise.

There are a lot of beautiful and exciting places on a planet.  One of them is Stavanger – old city in Northern Norway. And if I was a traveler, I’d like to visit this interesting city.

Marielle Eriksen is a  student of the first course of faculty of journalism from the city Bodø in Norway. Arctic Views asked Marielle some the interesting facts about her native city – Narvik.

The city of Oulu will perhaps at first glance seem cold and unwelcoming. This is not just a front. Underneath, you will find even more darkness. This is the city where hard rock is mainstream.

68 degrees north and 33 degrees east lies a cold city with warmhearted people.