Tromso is a classic Norwegian city. The trip here, I remember that I was constantly Merzla, even when it was located in the premises and the Amazing Arctic Cathedral, which, according to the local residents, is non-aggravated.
My husband liked fishing and local beer and, as in my opinion, the local climate completely satisfied. Traveling around the world, I'm already accustomed to the fact that the streets of most cities, there is vegetation. So in Tromso, the vegetation is completely absent. Exceptions are dwarf trees, but they are so unbelievable that they are difficult to name vegetation. There is no single flower, and this is very much oppressed. What to entertain yourself, I decided to do your favorite activity - studying and comparing prices. It is possible that the information collected by me will become useful for someone, so I have a hurry to share.
Troms - prices in cafes and restaurants
The cheapest, you can have a snack in two places - the dining room at the local university and in the dining room, which is located in the building of the city council. In both of these institutions of catering, it is possible to eat quite normally, in just sixty-five Norwegian crowns. In Burger King, in principle, as in the Dolly Dimple's pizzeria, just for a hundred Norwegian crowns, you can fill full belly with different goodies. These are the most budget food options. Then I will tell you about more expensive ways, satisfying the feeling of hunger.
- hot dog with a cola in one of the fast foods, worth twenty-five Norwegian crowns or one hundred and fifty-one Russian ruble;
- a satisfying snack in a dryer for two will cost three hundred Norwegian crowns or one thousand eight hundred Russian rubles;
- two portions of Spaghetti "Bologuezier" and two wine glasses, in the cafe are five hundred Norwegian crowns;
- in restaurants, the main dish costs from two hundred to three hundred Norwegian crowns;
- Salads in restaurants, stand from one hundred fifty to two hundred Norwegian crowns;
- a glass of beer, the volume in the floor of the liter, the bar is on average one hundred Norwegian crowns.
Troms - prices for products on the market
- kilogram of shrimp, of course raw, costs two hundred fifty Norwegian crowns;
- one kilogram of trout, worth three hundred Norwegian crowns;
- Langust, worth two hundred fifty Norwegian crowns per kilogram;
- Crabs cost two hundred to three hundred Norwegian crowns per kilogram;
- smoked eel, costs four hundred fifty Norwegian crowns;
- Smoked whale, stunning delicacy. Those who wish to taste it, must pay five hundred Norwegian crowns per kilogram;
- a liter of milk, costs fourteen Norwegian crowns;
- for a dozen eggs, it is necessary to pay thirty-two Norwegian crowns;
- A bottle of ordinary mineral water, costs from twenty to twenty five Norwegian crowns, but I didn't even want to look at her;
- the cheapest floor of a liter beer can, costs twenty-five Norwegian crowns;
- sausage salami, worth three hundred fifty Norwegian crowns, but in quality it significantly exceeds our;
- Ready for kebab meat in marinade weighing one kilogram, costs two hundred Norwegian crowns;
- The tutu of the cheapest coffee costs twenty-Norwegian crowns;
- Bank of the local herring weighing six hundred fifty grams, costs from twenty to twenty five crowns;
- Local bread loaf, stands from five to fifteen Norwegian crowns. Bread prices in stores are significantly higher.
Having come across the market, I realized that with our salary, you can afford in Norway, only milk, bread and sometimes on holidays, coffee. Of course, for local aborigines, it is quite acceptable prices, since their salary fully allows you to eat decently, but for me local prices are clearly shrouded. I did not limit the market, and decided to explore the situation in the stores.
Tromsow - prices for products in stores
In order not to shock the reader too much, I will write only the cheapest products from the cheapest and the list will be very short.
- pack of spaghetti weighing one kilogram, worth ten Norwegian crowns;
- one kilogram of caramelized corporate cheese, worth seventy Norwegian crowns;
- One hundred gram tiles of milk chocolate, worth ten Norwegian crowns. Black chocolate is not even worth looking for, and if you're lucky to find, then the price tag is seen, for many years it is imprinted in your memory with a fiery stain;
- a jar of chocolate paste weighing five hundred grams, worth nine Norwegian crowns;
- Bananas got here. Here this is an African pleasure, worth ten Norwegian crowns or sixty Russian rubles per one kilogram;
- Stemogram packaging of the cheapest cookie, with the poetic name "Poetry", costs eight Norwegian crowns;
- packaging of flakes weighing in five hundred grams, which we in the mornings are stitching our child's pre-bay of their milk, is not everywhere, but it is quite realistic to find them at a price of six Norwegian crowns;
- Nine hundred grams, fish pancakes, with a name that speaks for itself and more than eloquently "fiskakes", costs twenty-five and a half Norwegian crowns.
Everything. Cheaper products, on the shelves of local stores, I did not find. It is clear that products in Norway, very expensive. And what about clothes? Let's see.
Tromsow - Prices for clothes and shoes
Yes, with clothes in Troms too, they are also very much laughing. Here, look at yourself. Honestly, that my nerves, only enough for two stores and may have more budget options for updating their own wardrobe.
- Jeans, both male and female, stand from five hundred to nine hundred Norwegian crowns that in our rubles even translate. Models are clearly outdated and such jeans, I would not buy even with my grandmother, because I have a big fashionista and a sense knows in clothes;
- Women's summer dress, stands from three hundred to four hundred fifty Norwegian crowns. To this day, it remains a mystery to this day, why do they need summer dresses, because even in the summer they have air temperature, rarely rises above fifteen degrees of heat. Is it to wear at home under a sweater or a warm bathrobe;
- the price of sneakers is very obviously overestimated, because one pair of this comfortable sports shoe is from a seven hundred fifty to one and a half thousand Norwegian crowns;
- A pair of men's shoes made of genuine leather and excellent quality, costs from five hundred to one and a half thousand Norwegian crowns. Here is the only thing that I would not regret money, so it's on men's shoes.