WHERE TO SHOP FOR WINTER CLOTHES IN TROMSØ, NORWAY

[@emanuellymartins8470]

I loved this video, so easy to understant . kisses from Brazil!!

[@Italianabroad]

Thank you! ☺️

[@del7920]

Great informative video! I can see your potential to be a big travel KZbinr! The video quality was amazing 🤩

[@Italianabroad]

Oh really! Thank you very much 🤩

[@nmal8702]

This is so helpful!! Thank you!

[@Italianabroad]

Glad that it is helpful! Definitely check out the XXL shot at shopping mall !

[@nmal8702]

Maybe later can you do us a video on good food spots? Going there in a few weeks and hour videos are a lifesaver!

[@Italianabroad]

You can check my Instagram Italian.abroad, there I have saved the stories of the trip in Tromsø and I have tagged some restaurants. If you do the normal activities (dog sledding, reindeers etc) you always get lunch so at the end you’ll go out only for dinner.

[@Italianabroad]

However I’ll try to check it I have enough footage to make this type of video !

[@nmal8702]

@@Italianabroad Got it! And just followed you on Instagram thanks!

[@SportsDoc]

In tromso, ticket machines for buying local bus tickets are available at every bus stop or at few places only?

[@Italianabroad]

I didn’t see any when I was there

[@hydgurl77]

Your blogs are so interesting n informative. Thank you. Howz the weather in March? Do I bring woolen clothing? Are clothes expensive to buy in Norway?

[@Italianabroad]

We were there the 2nd week of March and it was around 5 degrees without snow, which is really warm weather for Tromsø. The week after we left, it was -10 with snowstorm, so you can really find any type of weather. Always bring wool with you. Clothes are not cheap in Norway, but the quality is really good. The same quality is for example much more expensive in Italy or in Switzerland.

[@hydgurl77]

@@Italianabroad thank you very much for your response. Will keep you advise in mind 👍

[@roadrsh7056]

Going there in one week!

[@rijusingh7033]

Hi! Nice video.😊 Can you tell me how much one Norwegian sweater cost?

[@Italianabroad]

Well, it depends on the brand actually and what type of sweater. Dale of Norway for example goes from 180 to 500 euro. The ones of Rauma are now 220 Eur.

[@Italianabroad]

If you are looking for a plain wool sweater then you find them for less than 100 euro, for example Ulvang and NeoMondo

[@rijusingh7033]

Thanks alot❤️ I am travelling to Norway next week😊

[@Italianabroad]

Have fun!!!

[@davidwhite1919]

Isn’t it better value to buy clothing etc in your home country before travelling? Norway is so expensive.

[@Italianabroad]

The clothes for extreme temperatures are normally very expensive in countries where they are not of every day use and much cheaper in Norway where they are sold in normal stores every day.

[@davidwhite1919]

@ Thank you for that reply.

[@royjohansen7472]

❤️ your video and ❤️ your « friluft butikken 🥰

[@belogical8910]

Which month of the year is this ?

[@Italianabroad]

March!

[@belogical8910]

​@@Italianabroad You mentioned you also visited Tromso in early December. Can you share a video link of that tour ? Actually I am going there in the 1st week of December, want some first hand feeling.

[@Italianabroad]

I have en entire playlist of videos from Norway, you can check them out: kzbin.info/aero/PLWdUrqleqZMRpE9YV9Qq1Bt2fQGsTFrdF&si=G55RRLuJUAuNZ8ko

[@Italianabroad]

For example this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/b57Kl52Qgq2Maassi=zo0wZoIBApDxdlnQ

[@jeetendravarma4750]

Is there a place where we can rent these clothes instead of buying them?

[@Italianabroad]

There is, but I wouldn’t recommend it, the price is very high and the fee in case you damage something is not worth it.

[@Italianabroad]

Check this website for more info: www.visittromso.no/travel/rentals-and-hire/clothing-and-gear

[@jeetendravarma4750]

@@Italianabroad Thank you for giving us a lot of information. Love your vlogs!

[@Italianabroad]

Thanks 😄

[@alyse8238]

What month were you in Tromso in this video?

[@Italianabroad]

Mid of March !

[@cherylbusch2161]

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