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antique inside, however, since the place has twice burnt to the ground. Ask for a room on
oneofthebrand-newtoptwofloors.Ratesincludeaparticularlyamplebreakfastwithfresh
fruit and hot dishes.
Tromsø Camping
CAMPGROUND €
( 77 63 80 37;
www.tromsocamping.no
;
Tromsdalen; car/caravan sites Nkr205/
230, 2-/4-bed cabins Nkr465/570, 4-bed cabins with bathroom Nkr1470; )
Tent campers enjoy leafy green campsites beside a slow-moving stream. However, bath-
roomandcookingfacilitiesatthisveritablevillageofcabinsarestretchedtothelimit.Take
bus 20 or 24.
Eating
In Tromsø, the line is blurry between restaurants, cafes and pubs and many places function
in all three modes, simultaneously or at different times of the day.
Aunegården
CAFE, RESTAURANT €€
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( 77 65 12 34; Sjøgata 29; mains Nkr125-260, cakes
around Nkr70)
You can almost lose yourself in this wonderful cafe-cum-restaurant that's
all intimate crannies and cubbyholes. In a 19th-century building that functioned as a
butcher's shop until 1996, it's rich in character and serves excellent salads (from Nkr140),
sandwiches (from Nkr105) and mains. If you don't fancy a full meal, drop by just to enjoy
a coffee and one of its melt-in-the-mouth cakes.
Emma's Under
RESTAURANT €€
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( 77 63 77 30;
www.emmas.as
,
in Norwegian; Kirkegata 8; mains
Nkr135-165; 11am-10pm Mon-Sat)
Intimateandsophisticated,thisisoneofTromsø's
most popular lunch spots, where mains include northern Norwegian staples such as
reindeer fillet, lamb and stockfish. Upstairs is the more formal
Emma's Drømekjøkken
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(mains Nkr285-345; dinner Mon-Sat)
, a highly regarded
gourmet restaurant where advance booking is essential.
Brasseriet
RESTAURANT €€€
