From vibrant cities to historic sites, and scenic coastlines to exceptional food. Trøndelag invites you to discover it all.
Trøndelag, in central Norway, is an outdoor paradise with seven national parks and a stunning coastline, perfect for hiking, skiing, cycling, and fishing.
Trondheim, the region’s vibrant capital, is known as the Home of Nordic Flavours. Enjoy Michelin-starred dining at Speilsalen or relax in cozy cafés offering local specialties.
The scenic Golden Road passes through beautiful scenery in Inderøy, offering food lovers a taste of regional ingredients, art, and culture.
Trøndelag’s coastline, from Hitra and Frøya in the south to Leka in the north, blends rural charm with modern Scandinavian architecture, offering a perfect escape.
For a more introspective journey, follow the St. Olav Ways, a series of pilgrimage routes leading to the magnificent Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim.
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Book nowOppdalMusk Ox Safari
Experience the Musk Ox in Its Natural Habitat with Experienced Guides Discover the majesty of the musk ox in Dovrefjell National Park—the only place in Norway and one of the few places in the world where these prehistoric animals roam freely. With Oppdal Safari’s seasoned guides, you can rest assured that both your safety and the well-being of the animals are top priorities. Join a guided group tour to witness the musk ox and the stunning landscapes they inhabit. On these tours, there is an almost guaranteed chance of encountering musk oxen, providing a rare opportunity to capture their presence from a respectful distance. Have you ever seen a large brown rock move? Probably not, but that’s often how the first sighting of a musk ox appears. These large, peaceful creatures, weighing up to 400 kg, blend seamlessly with their surroundings. It's only when they move that you realize it's a musk ox. Occasionally, you may also come across reindeer herds and ptarmigans during these guided excursions. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through the unique flora and fauna of the national park, which is characterized by distinctive geological formations and botanical treasures. This extraordinary and unique nature experience is suitable for anyone in good physical shape! Contact Oppdal Safari to sign up. Minimum age: 7 years for enthusiastic young hikers. Difficulty level: Moderate. Duration: Approximately 5-7 hours from the meeting point. Meeting point: Oppdal Station at 10:00 AM (or Dovrefjell by arrangement). Breaks: Includes a coffee break. What to wear: Good hiking boots and weather-appropriate clothing (check the forecast). What to bring: A hearty packed lunch and plenty of drinks. (Musk ox safaris during winter can be booked directly.) Note: No musk ox safari in May due to calving – a vulnerable period for the musk oxen.
Where to stay
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Book nowSkatvalForbord Dome
Forbord Dome is an exclusive glamping experience for two people in the heart of nature. You can sleep under the stars, enjoy the panoramic view over the Trondheimsfjorden, catch a magical sunset or see the fantastic northern lights if you're lucky. The dome is a full 23 square meters with a window in the roof and in the front and it is placed on a terrace on two levels with a seating area and fire pit. There are many great hiking opportunities in the area, how about a trip to the top of Forbordsfjellet? The dome is centrally located approx. 10 minutes from Trondheim Airport Værnes in Stjørdal and approx. 40 min. from Trondheim. The dome is placed by itself in the hillside up towards Forbordsfjellet, approx. 300 m.a.s.l and is open all year around. There are two parking options and the distance from parking to the dome is from 600-1500 meters depending on parking/route. You walk on a forest road from the car park to get all the way to the dome. In the dome there is a king-size double bed and a seating area for two people. There is plenty of heat in the dome (wood stove/diesel heater), but we recommend bringing warm clothes on cold days. You don't have to leave the dome to go to the bathroom, it has a separate room with a toilet. You are welcome to bring a dog or other pets, but due to allergies, these cannot be inside the dome. We do have a great dog house outside though. There is 10 liters of drinking water in the dome on arrival, otherwise little access to clean drinking water. You also have access to a primus and two saucepans for easy cooking. Remember that the primus must be used outdoors. There is also a grill grate for the brazier that can be used for grilling. Free access to tea and coffee.
Book nowOverhallaNamsen Salmon & Train Experience
Here you can spend the night in a sleeping carriage from the 1960s, in the middle of Namsen. This is a carriage that Gunde Svan once bought from Norway and we have bought back. Here you will find 10 compartments with 2 beds in each overlooking the river. Good mattresses in each bed. In each couch there is a washbasin with hot and cold water. The rooms are kept virtually identical to when the wagon was in operation. The sleeping carriage and the sanitary carriage are separated from the other cars by a distance of about 20 meters where there is a large seating area. This is reserved for overnight guests. Here you can enjoy the silence and calm with something good in the glass. In connection with the sleeping carriage there is a sanitary carriage with toilets, showers and a small drying room.
Book nowRørosBergstadens Hotel
We are not only giving you a bed to sleep in, but a complete Røros Experience! Bergstadens Hotel aims to ensure that all our guests remembers their stay with us with joy. We therefore focus on comfort, kindness, good hosts and good atmosphere. The hotel offers lovely, well-furnished guest rooms, as well as a number of suites. All rooms come with a bath/shower, multi-channel TV, radio, telephone and hair-dryer. All in all, the hotel has 90 rooms(203 beds), of which 4 are suites and 3 junior suites, at all times ready for our guests. We can also offer superior rooms, which are upgraded rooms with bathtub and balcony. 60 rooms are newly refurbished to a high standard. All our rooms are non-smoking and we can offer special rooms for allergy sufferers and for those who wish to bring pets. With us you will find a room for any occasion.
Book nowHaltdalenNordpå Fjellhotell
Nordpå Fjellhotell, located in the heart of Aunegrenda and surrounded by fantastic nature, is originally an old mountain farm built in 1829. Over the years, Nordpå has undergone many construction stages, and today the property appears as a beautiful historic farm with modern facilities. Nordpå Fjellhotell consists of the hotel, the restaurant, the wellness area and the barn. Here you enjoy peace and quiet, great food, a beautiful view and hiking trails for summer and winter. Welcome!
Food and drink
Taste delicious local food and book a table at a fine restaurant.
Book nowOppdalThe Hill 1125, Hovden
The restaurant “The Hill 1125” stands proudly atop Hovden in the Oppdal Ski Center. This iconic establishment is a signature landmark of Oppdal, visible from the village below. Both locals from Oppdal, cabin-goers, and tourists from near and far come to enjoy the magnificent panoramic view and to taste the exciting offerings from the kitchen. At “The Hill 1125”, you can indulge in Italian pizza baked in a traditional wood-fired stone oven, delicious sandwiches, soups and stews, cakes and chocolates, and not to forget, freshly baked cinnamon buns. The restaurant’s opening hours are aligned with the seasons. During the winter season, it is open whenever the Hovden lift is operating – every weekend as well as on Thursdays and Fridays. When the winter season ends, the restaurant remains closed until the gondola opens for the summer season, during which both the gondola and the restaurant are open daily throughout the summer. In the fall, the restaurant opens on weekends, and during the autumn school holiday, it is usually open every day. The restaurant is suitable for everyone, regardless of age, as it is accessible to wheelchair users and families with strollers, despite being on a mountaintop. The gondolas are designed to accommodate wheelchairs, strollers, and bikes, and inside the restaurant, you will find both a handicap-accessible restroom and a changing table for babies. Note: Be aware that the gondola and the restaurant might close due to adverse weather conditions, so it's crucial to check the weather forecast in advance.
Events in Trøndelag
From festivals and concerts to shows and exhibitions. See what’s on!
Book nowTrondheim07.10.2026Avoid Aas - Antiquarian
Unnveig Aas has sung her way into the hearts of many with her striking voice and distinctive musical expression in recent years. With almost four albums released, one of which (Young Heart, 2019) was nominated for Spellemann in the Country category, we can say that Unnveig is well established as a musician in this country! Her latest EP "Amused By A Muse" came out in the fall of 2025, and has received praise and a list spot on NRK P3 Musikk. More music is coming in 2026! Aas has played concerts all over Norway, as well as Germany, Sweden and Denmark. She is known for making the audience dance, cry and laugh. The music is full of contrasts. It is quiet and contained, but also at times catchy and danceable. With inspiration from country, pop, rock and folk, she experiments with open guitar tunings and synths and creates a sound that stands out in the Norwegian music scene. Aas is also an author and has published two poetry collections. Her lyrics are poetic and painful and are performed in a heartfelt way. About "Amused By A Muse": "Bittersweet, painful and stunningly beautiful" - Kristin Winsents, Music Director NRK P3 Music "Among the best Norwegian releases of the year" - Popklikk.no "(...) songs that will probably both comfort you and tear you to shreds" - GAFFA Norway
Malm10.09.2026 - 19.09.2026Eplene i Messehagen
The Musical Theatre Production Eplene i Messehagen (The Apples in the Messe Garden) From internal songs shared among friends to performing for thousands of enthusiastic Trønders, this group has experienced more than they ever imagined. With hits like Panzerfylla, Læven, and Apparatet, the band brings an evening of energy and atmosphere! But wait – that’s a different event. Let’s focus on the musical theatre piece: Eplene i Messehagen is a musical theatre production that explores the tensions between mine workers and management, broken dreams, class divides – all wrapped in humour and powerful music. Have you seen it? Heard the music? Been to Malm? Now’s your chance to experience Eplene i Messehagen – whether for the first time or once again. Since its premiere in 2008, this acclaimed production has been seen and heard by over 35,000 audience members. The mining history of Malm is told through themes of class, love, and hope – with a generous dose of humour and unforgettable music. Written and composed by Rasmus Rohde, this is musical theatre of a rare kind. The Title The name refers to the apple trees in the garden of Messa, the director’s residence at Fosdalens Bergverk, which operated the mine in Malm from 1906. No workers were allowed inside until 1980, though local youth often snuck into the garden to steal apples. Rasmus Rohde Rasmus Rohde wrote both the lyrics and music for Eplene i Messehagen. The script is inspired by company newsletters from Fosdalens Bergverk and interviews with mine workers and locals from Malm. The story is not a documentary, but a fictional narrative based on events that could have happened. Rasmus is a musician, lyricist, composer, and playwright. He studied music and history and is a trained screenwriter from the Norwegian Film School in Lillehammer. Messehagen Messehagen is the garden of Messa, a grand villa in Malm that served for many years as the residence of the director of Fosdalens Bergverk. Built in the 1930s, the villa overlooks the Beitstadfjord. The director lived there until 1946, and in the early 1950s, the house was converted into a company residence. The large property included fruit trees and a private tennis court. Each year, company officials were invited to Christmas gatherings at Messa, but workers were never allowed inside. It wasn’t until the 1980s that ordinary people saw the interior. Messa was located on the east side of the Ressem River, across from Ressemlia, where company officials lived in elegant detached houses – nicknamed “Latterlia” (Laughter Hill). On the other side of the river, workers lived in Malmlia, an area known locally as “Korea.” While housewives in Korea shopped at local stores, some of the officials’ wives were chauffeured to Trondheim for exclusive shopping trips. Around 1960, the director paid about NOK 80 in rent for the villa and earned NOK 15,000 more annually than the Prime Minister. A Community Shaped by Mining Mining deeply influenced the local community. In the 1950s, record numbers were employed at the mine, bringing strong tax revenues to the village. A modern school and new community centre were built, and cultural life flourished. At the mine’s 50th anniversary in 1956, a festive dinner for 1,400 people was held in a giant tent at the school grounds, with Norwegian entertainment legend Leif Juster among the performers. Today, the director’s villa is privately owned. No one lives there, but it is occasionally used for events. Presented by: Gruveteater
Book nowTrondheim09.09.2026Addison Johnson
Addison Johnson (US) North Carolina /Nashville-Tennessee Look forward to an evening of honest country. We've had Addison spin a few times now on the player, and the songs just get better and better. Check it out wherever you listen to music. The album "Dangerous Men" and the single from last year "Maybe I'm lonely too" are recommended. Born and raised in the home of the "Moonshiners" - the Blueridge Mountains in North Carolina - Addison's Songs bring an honest and society reflecting style of Country Music with it. Different than other musicians' careers, Addison was not born within a musicians' family. Already at a young age, he decided by himself to make a living out of Country Music – moved to Nashville alone with only a couple of bucks in his pocket. After a very rough start and an unmatched work-ethic, he managed to get touring the USA from east to west coast every year since. The hard life of a young touring artist formed not only his down to earth character, but also his view of real life in today's society. His outstanding talent of songwriting is nowadays well respected within the industry and so is not only his own music growing, but also his international fanbase! The concert is a mix of sitting and standing, if you want to sit you should get there early. No seat reservations!
Stjørdal17.08.2026 - 14.12.2026Monday University
Monday University : Every Monday, at 11:00 AM, we show a digital lecture from SeniorUni in Svanhild's salon, completely free and open to everyone. SeniorUni offers knowledgeable and inspiring lectures on topics such as society, history, art, culture, health and current events. The lectures are given by professionals, journalists, researchers and experts, and are suitable for anyone who is curious and likes to learn something new. SeniorUni is a digital learning arena specifically tailored for adults and seniors, and provides the opportunity to watch lectures both live and in recordings. The service makes it easy to follow current topics and gain insight into exciting fields, without requiring any prior technical knowledge. Check our website for the full program.
Stjørdal01.09.2026 - 15.12.2026Norwegian training
Do you think Norwegian is difficult? Or do you just want to practice a little to speak better? Every Tuesday there is Norwegian training at the library. Here you can talk to others who also want to practice Norwegian, together with Norwegian teachers. Everyone is divided into groups, so it will be easier to talk to each other. You will end up in a group with others who know about as much Norwegian as you. Welcome here! Do you think that Norwegian is hard? Or maybe you just want to practice a bit, to speak it better? Every Tuesday we have Norwegian practice in the library. Here you can talk to others who also want to improve their Norwegian, along with Norwegian teachers. Everybody is divided into groups, to make it easier to talk. You will be assigned a group with others who are at about your level of Norwegian. Welcome! The Norwegian language training is arranged by the Red Cross Stjørdal, and takes place every Tuesday from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Would you like to volunteer? You can find more information and contact information on the Red Cross website .
Stjørdal02.09.2026 - 02.12.2026Family and data
Family and data Do you have questions about your family history, or are you stuck in genealogy research? He who seeks shall find - ask Family and Data for help. Everyone is welcome here, regardless of experience and age! Family and Data Stjørdal has a member meeting every first Wednesday of the month. A warm welcome!
Stjørdal03.09.2026 - 17.12.2026Sit and listen
Sit and listen We arrange Sit and Listen in Svanhild's lounge every Thursday at 12 noon, where someone from the library reads a short text or two. You can bring your own crafts or you can come just because you want to hear us read aloud. This is a cozy time, so you can of course bring coffee and something good to eat. Sit and listen is free, and you are most welcome!
Trondheim11.08.2026 - 01.09.2026Trondheim - Free hopping walk
Bumblebees do an important job for nature and us humans. Get to know them better on a bumblebee walk in Ringve Botanical Garden. Join a bumblebee expert in search of bumblebees on a tour of Ringve Botanical Garden. The bumblebee walk starts with a little bumblebee theory before we begin the walk. Here we will carefully catch bumblebees with a net, observe and identify their species before releasing them back into the wild. Maybe we will find some other cool insects too? The migrations will vary throughout the hopping season. The very first ones will feature bumblebee queens, in June they are teeming with new, energetic workers, while in August we find both new queens, tired workers and some males with yellow whiskers. Why are bumblebees so important and why are they endangered? Many of the food plants we eat depend on bumblebee pollination, and we would be in a bad situation if bumblebees were to disappear. Today, several bumblebee species are threatened with extinction because we humans have changed the landscape and their habitats. We have a responsibility to take care of bumblebees. They need food and a home, preferably in the form of a bumblebee box or a mouse hole. We will also talk about this during the bumblebee walks. Current weekdays for hopping walks are Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays in the period June 14 - September 6. Announcements will be made a few days in advance. NB weather conditions! An advertised tour may be cancelled if bad weather is reported on the same day at the time of the tour. (See the Facebook event on the same day if in doubt.) Practical information - Suitable for all age groups - The event is free and no registration is required. - Meet at the greenhouses in Ringve Botanical Garden, Lade alle 58 - Parking in parking spaces on the north side of the garden towards Ringvebukta - Organizer is La Humla Suse Trøndelag in collaboration with NTNU Ringve Botanical Garden - The hikes are sponsored by the Norwegian Environment Agency. - The hop walks will be accessible to wheelchair users
Book nowTrondheim08.09.2026 - 13.09.2026THE SAMI SONG OF SURVIVAL (50m)
The Sami Song of Survival is a powerful documentary about Sámi resilience, identity, and the ongoing struggle for cultural survival in the face of historical and contemporary forms of colonialism. The film follows Sámi voices from across Sápmi, highlighting their continued fight for rights, language, and cultural traditions. Through personal stories, artistic expression, and activism, it explores the lasting effects of centuries of marginalization and cultural repression. At the same time, the documentary celebrates the strength, creativity, and resilience of Sámi culture. Director Iara Lee offers an intimate and engaging portrait of a people determined to preserve their history and identity. The film is both a testament to resistance and a tribute to cultural endurance.
Book nowTrondheim08.09.2026 - 12.09.2026PALESTINE 36 (1t 59m)
Introduction A sweeping historical drama set during the 1936 Palestinian revolt, exploring a pivotal moment in the region’s history whose consequences continue to resonate today. Summary Palestine 36 is Annemarie Jacir’s epic portrayal of Palestinian resistance during the British Mandate period. Through a diverse ensemble of characters, the film follows lives transformed by rebellion, colonial rule, and political upheaval. Personal stories of hope, loss, and resilience unfold against the backdrop of major historical events. Combining emotional intimacy with an expansive historical scope, the film sheds light on a chapter of history rarely seen on the international screen.
Book nowTrondheim20.09.2026Opening concert: Fargespill Trondheim 15 years
Welcome to a spectacular opening concert and birthday celebration as Fargespill Trondheim marks its fifteenth year. With energy and joy, children and youth from around the world share music and dance alongside Norwegian culture. This year’s show follows a child drifting into a dreamlike world before waking to a festive celebration. Featuring over 150 performers from 30 countries, the production promises a vibrant, moving experience – secure your ticket early. ARTISTS FARGESPILL TRONDHEIM: CHILDREN AND YOUTH FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD CHRISTIAN AFTRETH ERIKSEN, MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND TROMBONE HANS PETTER VIK SÆTHER, GUITARS MAGNUS FORSBERG, DRUMS ODA STEINKOPF, BASS ANNA VOLLØYHAUG, FIDDLE QUINTUS DIRECTION/INSTRUCTION: SEELA WANVIK, MAJKEN WÆRDAHL, INGRID VELLE, LEA MOXNESS AND INGRID FOSTAD This concert is part of the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival which takes place 20-27 September 2026! Check out kamfest.no for more information about the festival and this year's program!🧡
Book nowTrondheim20.09.2026Løgner i sanntid
Expect humor, politics, satire and musical brilliance as Rasmus Rohde and an all-star ensemble launch their brand-new album Løgner i sanntid (Lies in real-time). Featuring both newly written songs and traditional broadside ballads, the performance invites close listening to words and music alike. Lyrics in Norwegian. Tip: Arrive early to explore the exhibition at Galleri Lilje. ARTISTS RASMUS ROHDE, SONG/GUITAR TRYGVE BRØSKE, PIANO ERLEND SMALÅS, DOUBLE BASS HÅVARD LUND, BASS CLARINET HÅKON MJÅSET JOHANSEN, DRUMS This concert is part of the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival which takes place 20-27 September 2026! Check out kamfest.no for more information about the festival and this year's program!🧡
Book nowTrondheim21.09.2026Concert tour at PoMo
Following last year’s success with the concert tour Picasso at PoMo, we reprise the concept of music and art in close dialogue at Trondheim’s stunning new gallery. Be guided through the rooms as music enhances the exhibition. Featuring works by J.S. Bach, Missy Mazzoli, Ståle Kleiberg and a world premiere by local violist and composer Bergmund Waal Skaslien. Limited to 50 guests per group – book early! NOTE! Be careful when buying tickets for the concert and choose your preferred start time. The start time is stated on the ticket type. ARTISTS RAFAEL FINGERLOS, BARITONE MONA SPIGSETH, PIANO MARIANNE THORSEN, VIOLIN BERGMUND WAAL SKASLIEN, VIOLA PAUL WATKINS, CELLO HILDEGUNN ØISETH, BUKKEHORN SISSEL VERA PETTERSEN, VOCAL/ELECTRONICS ABSALON STRING QUARTET This concert is part of the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival which takes place 20-27 September 2026! Check out kamfest.no for more information about the festival and this year's program!🧡
Book nowTrondheim21.09.2026Food meets Music at Tollbua
Kamfest continues its successful concept with a musical banquet at Tollbua. The gourmet bistro is a perfect match, offering playful quality, local ingredients and global flavors. The musicians share that same spirit, blending musical influences with the viola in the spotlight. Enjoy a casual music quiz and new songs by Rasmus Rohde & co. ARTISTS MARI ASKVIK, MEZZO SOPRANO DANA ZEMTSOV, VIOLA TRIO NO TREBLE: IVAN PENJIN, VIOLA EIVIND HEIER, CELLO JOSTEIN BRØDRESKIFT, DOUBLE BASS LØGNER I SANNTID: RASMUS ROHDE, SONG/GUITAR TRYGVE BRØSKE, KEYBOARDS ERLEND SMALÅS, DOUBLE BASS/TUBA HÅVARD LUND, BASS CLARINET HÅKON MJÅSET JOHANSEN, DRUMS Practical information The ticket (NOK 1300) includes an aperitif, a three-course dinner and live music. A drink package must be purchased separately when you buy your ticket and will appear as an add-on in the purchase process. Prices per person: Wine pairing: NOK 300 (two glasses) Deluxe wine pairing: NOK 500 (two glasses) Non-alcoholic drink pairing: NOK 150 (two glasses) Public transport Nearest bus stop: Trondheim S or Pirbadet (line 21/23). This event is part of the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival which takes place 20-27 September 2026! Check out kamfest.no for more information about the festival and this year's program!🧡
Getting here and around
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By train
SJ Nord operates train services in Trøndelag. The train from Oslo to Trondheim takes about 7 hours and stops at Kongsvoll, Oppdal, Berkåk, and Støren in Trøndelag.
From Bodø, the train journey is just under 10 hours. The train stops at several stations in Trøndelag before arriving in Trondheim.
You can also take the train to Meråker in Trøndelag from Sundsvall in Sweden. The journey takes 4 hours and 45 minutes.
By bus
AtB offers travel across Trøndelag by bus, train, and ferry, making it easy to explore the region.
There are numerous express bus services between Norway's major cities with daily departures. Visit Vy's website for timetables and more.
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By boat
The coastal express Hurtigruten stops in Trondheim and Rørvik in Trøndelag on both its northbound and southbound journeys.
You can travel between Trondheim and Kristiansund by ferry via the picturesque islands of Hitra and Frøya.
By car
The shortest route between Oslo and Trondheim is on the RV3 through Østerdalen.
If you are coming from the south or the north, the E6 will take you straight through Trøndelag.
The E39 and the RV79 connect Trøndelag with the county of Møre og Romsdal in Fjord Norway.
If you are travelling from Sweden, you can reach Trøndelag via the RV31 to Røros, the E14 to Stjørdal or the RV72 to Verdal.
Plan your route, check traffic alerts, ferry information and more at the Norwegian Roads Administration website.
Local travel
A well-developed regional bus and train network makes it easy to get from A to B in Trøndelag.
You can get around the city of Trondheim by bus, tram, and ferry. There are frequent ferry services between Trondheim and the Fosen peninsula. Visit AtBs website for more information on timetables.
You can also borrow a city bike or walk, as the distances are relatively short.
By plane
Trondheim Airport, Værnes is one of the largest in Norway and serves as the regional airport for Trøndelag. There are direct flights to Trondheim from a number of international destination and all the biggest cities and towns in Norway.
There are daily flights from Trondheim to Namsos and Rørvik, and between Oslo and Røros.
The Airport Express Coach runs from Trondheim Airport to Trondheim city centre every 20 minutes. The trip takes about 30 minutes.
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17 Days ・ May - SeptemberBook nowEscorted tour Oslo - Bergen - Trondheim
Visit the stave church at Lom and experience the Sognefjord and Gudbrandsdalen valleyJoin the Norway in a Nutshell journey, with ride on scenic trains and express boats along the coast, and enjoy two skylift gondola rides and scenic routes, including Trollstigen. / 50 Degrees North NordicPrice From 68 975 NOK
10 Days ・ June - SeptemberBook nowScenic fjords of Norway
Experience the fjords on this premium group tourTour the Western Fjords of Norway, starting from Bergen and finishing in Trondheim on this escorted tour. Travel along the coast on an express boat before driving the Trollstigen Road and Atlantic Highway. Stay in historic waterfront and fjord hotels along the way. / 50 Degrees North NordicPrice From 43 835 NOK
12+ Days ・ All yearBook nowGrand tour of Norway
Oslo, Flåm, Bergen & Hurtigruten cruiseAn amazing rail tour from Oslo via the Norwegian fjords to Bergen. From Bergen you will continue on a 7-day cruise through incredible scenery along the Norwegian coast to Kirkenes. / Authentic ScandinaviaPrice From 23 205 NOK
5 Days ・ June - SeptemberBook nowHike on historic ground
Cross Dovrefjell mountain on the St. Olav’s WaysDo you want to combine mountain hiking with culture? A hike in one of Norway's most majestic mountain landscapes. Varied and easy highland terrain. Hike on your own without a guide. The package includes luggage transport, overnight accommodation, and meals. / Discover NorwayPrice From 8 850 NOK
10 Days ・ June - SeptemberBook nowGive me Møre!
A beautiful shortcutThe world’s most beautiful shortcut – from east to northwest through the Norwegian sierra. Recharge your batteries in stunning, ever-changing surroundings - relax and gain new perspectives. / Up NorwayPrice From 43 450 NOK
12 Days ・ May - SeptemberBook nowThe Arctic circle express
Slow Travel is Back in FashionTake your seat on an epic rail journey through tranquil landscapes peppered with majestic mountains, fjords and waterfalls – on foot, by boat or even in a kayak. / Up NorwayPrice From 59 000 NOK
11 Days ・ April - SeptemberBook nowNorwegian Havila voyage
Bergen to Tromsø with an overnight stay in LofotenThis Norwegian Coastal Voyage from Bergen stops in at Ålesund, Geirangerfjord, Trondheim, and Saltstraumen, then disembarks for an overnight stay in Lofoten before continuing to Tromsø. / 50 Degrees North NordicPrice From 26 215 NOK
7 Days ・ All yearBook nowNorway for foodies
A road trip in and around TrondheimThis journey includes tasty culinary experiences: tastings and talks on biodynamic farming, microbrews, local food, foraging, sustainable food production, and Norwegian culinary traditions. Delicious! / Up NorwayPrice From 42 900 NOK
3 Days ・ All yearBook nowThe best of Trøndelag
Røros to TrondheimExplore the World Heritage listed town of Røros and visit charming Orkanger in Trondheim. Enjoy the sights and tastes of the Trøndelag region and relax at two of our historic hotels. / De HistoriskePrice From 3 990 NOK
All yearBook nowCamping in Trøndelag
Experience Trøndelag with CampcationExplore history and culture in one of the most beautiful landscapes on Earth. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and more, and get ready for tasty culinary experiences in one of Europe's finest food regions. / CampcationPrice From 150 NOK
5 Days ・ All yearBook nowNorway Cities, Trains & Fjords
Including Norway in a Nutshell®A 5-day self-guided tour, that includes travel to Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim, some of the world’s most scenic railways, cruises on UNESCO fjords, and breathtaking coastal landscapes. / Fjord ToursPrice From NaN NOK
