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Lade Molja lighthouse at Munkholmen.
Photo: Knut Aage Dahl
Photo: Knut Aage Dahl
Winter night in Trondheim.
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
The Nidarosdomen Cathedral.
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
View of Trondheim city.
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
Photo: Øyvind Blomstereng
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Things to do in Trondheim
Visit the Nidarosdomen cathedral, go kayaking on the Nidelva river or learn something new at one of Trondheim's many museums.
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Where to stay in Trondheim
There are different options for accommodation in Trondheim. Choose between hotels, hostels, apartments and campsites.
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Food and drink in Trondheim
In Trondheim, the idea of “local food” has deep, natural roots that constantly find new ways. This culinary destination is nicely located in the epicentre of everything fresh from the inland and the sea.
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What’s on in Trondheim
From festivals and cultural events to outdoor activities and sport arrangements – find the best things to see and do in Trondheim.
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Top 17 art museums
Let Audun Eckhoff, one of Norway’s leading connoisseurs, guide you to the art museums you have to visit on your trip to Norway.
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Here are the Norwegian Michelin 2020 restaurants
Re-naa in Stavanger achieved two stars in this year’s edition of the prestigious guide, while Speilsalen in Trondheim, Under in Lindesnes, Bare in Bergen, and Omakase Oslo join the exclusive club for the first time with one Michelin star each.
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Pilgrimage on the St. Olav Ways
Experience Norwegian culture, learn about Nordic history, and take part in a European tradition. Regardless of your spirituality, a pilgrimage is a journey in more than one sense.
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Loving it! The 30 most popular things to do in Norway's biggest cities
Tourists from all over the world have spoken: These are the best places to visit in the Norwegian cities of Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim.
A different world
As surely as the greylag goose travels north every year, the cod swims along the Namdalen coast to spawn. In the same way, fishermen from Trøndelag throughout history have sought the mysterious and now abandoned paradise of Sør-Gjæslingan.
A taste of wilderness
Beer is becoming trendy again. Røros have had a firm focus on local food for a long time; this is reflected in excellent meat, fish, cheeses, vegetables, baked goods and beer, virtually wherever you turn.
Food culture in Trøndelag
The pure taste of the mountains, plains, and seas are abundant in Trøndelag. If you’re feeling adventurous, though, the urban gourmet restaurants use those same local ingredients in surprising, pioneering dishes.
World Heritage in Røros
Arne Carlsen is the last man standing in the depths of the historical Olav’s Mine in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Røros.
How to build up an appetite
The best way to really get to know Norway, to feel as one with nature and breathe in the freshest of air, is either on foot or by bike and nowhere is this more true than in Trøndelag.
History hub
Founded by a Viking King. Fought over in our most famous battle. Accepted as the seat of religion. In Trøndelag, there is history in every centimetre of the soil.
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Trøndelag
Trøndelag offers an irresistible mix of urban, historical sights like Røros and Stiklestad and the 2.0 version of a remote rural fishing village at Stokkøya. The main city Trondheim is known as the “home of the Nordic flavours”, and the region is an epicentre for foodies.
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Røros
The traditional town of Røros, which is known as one of Norway’s sustainable destinations, is a modern community in which people live and work right in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Innherred
Innherred was an important area in Norway during the middle ages, and the locals are proud of their heritage, the tasty locally produced food, and the varied nature.
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Go on a city break
Cutting edge architecture and old wooden houses, fascinating street art and modern museums, Nordic cuisine and pavement cafes – on a weekend trip to a Norwegian city, you’ll get big experiences with a small town vibe.
