The country most famously known for having the sun visible at night, particularly above the Arctic Circle, is Norway.
The Midnight Sun in Norway
Norway is renowned for its phenomenon known as the "Midnight Sun".
What is the Midnight Sun?
The Midnight Sun occurs in locations north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle, where the sun remains visible for 24 hours a day for extended periods.
Norway and the Midnight Sun
According to the reference provided, Norway is well-known for its long summer days. Specifically, in northern Norway, above the Arctic Circle, the sun can be seen crossing the sky throughout the night. As night falls over the southern part of the country, the sun still shines in the north, making it a prime location to witness the Midnight Sun.
When Can You See It?
- The period varies depending on how far north you travel. The closer you get to the North Pole, the longer the period of continuous daylight.
Where in Norway?
- Areas above the Arctic Circle are the best places to experience it.
- Popular destinations include:
- The North Cape
- Lofoten Islands
- Tromsø
