Plan your trip to Trondheim

Go for a stroll along Trondheim’s cobbled streets aligned with niche shops, explore famous attractions such as the Nidaros Cathedral and Archbishop’s Palace, and tuck into locally produced goodies at the city’s many restaurants.

There are many highlights in Trondheim, Norway's third-largest city. The Nidaros Cathedral in the centre is an impressive sight. The cathedral’s history also makes it a hugely popular pilgrimage destination in Europe.

Some of the city’s most popular museums include Trondheim Art Museum, National Museum of Decorative Arts and Design (Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum) and the Archbishop’s Palace (Erkebispegården). A museum with another kind of artistic expression is Rockheim, Norway’s national museum for popular music.

With some 40,000 students in Trondheim, there is always something fun going on. Enjoy live music or look for bargains in the many niche shops in the city’s charming neighbourhoods.

Just outside the city centre, you’ll find Bymarka, a vast outdoor area ideal for long walks any time of year, and for skiing in the winter.

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Trondheim invests heavily in locally produced food and drink, so you have every opportunity to taste new flavours you won’t find anywhere else.

Find more inspiration and information at Trondheim’s official website.

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Things to do in Trondheim

Historical sites and cultural gems – explore some of the highlights.

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From comfy hotels to cosy cabins. Find your home away from home in Trondheim.

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From local food gems to high-end restaurants. Get a taste of what Trondheim offers.

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Getting to Trondheim

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Nidaros Cathedral

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Nidaros Cathedral

The Old Town Bridge

Gamle Bybro (The Old Town Bridge) was first built on this site in 1681 at the same time as the Kristiansten Fort was constructed. Read more

The Old Town Bridge

Kristiansten Fortress

Kristiansten Fortress is one of Trondheim’s main landmarks. The fort was built after the great city fire in 1681 and now stands guard over the city.… Read more

Kristiansten Fortress

Munkholmen Island

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Munkholmen Island

Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum

Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum Read more

Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum

Trondheim by boat

Trondheim by Boat is a unique experience where we show you our lovely town from a very different perspective! Read more

Trondheim by boat

Trondheim Kayak

Trondheimkajakk welcomes you to take an amazing trip by kayak down the Nidelven river in Trondheim. You will experience Trondheim from a unique… Read more

Trondheim Kayak

Bymarka

Bymarka. Pier. Nice area for hiking, part of the marked trails on the east side of Gandsfjorden. Read more

Bymarka

The Olav-church ruin

The Olav church ruin (Skeidi church) are the ruins of a stone church built before 1150 in Bamble. Read more

The Olav-church ruin

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Trondheim

The vibrant city of Trondheims is home to some of Trøndelag’s most popular attractions, cosy shopping streets and a myriad of restaurants… Read more

Trondheim

Overview of Inderøy in Innherred an autumn evening light. Trøndelag, Norway

The Golden Road

The Golden Road is a surprise of many colours – easily accessible in the middle of Norway. This fun detour landscape gives you great… Read more

The Golden Road

Røros

Discover the UNESCO World Heritage site Røros. This traditional town is a certified Sustainable Destination and one of the oldest towns of… Read more

Røros

Two children wearing viking costumes at Stiklestad National Culture Centre

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… Read more

Innherred

Oppdal

Skiing, running, or biking down gentle mountainsides, traditional food that will make your mouth water, and encounters with the awe-inspiring musk ox… Read more

Oppdal

A small harbor in Mausund at the coast of Trøndelag

Hitra, Frøya & Fosen

At the coast of Trøndelag you will experience genuine coastal heritage, local food, and a wide range of activities at both sea and… Read more

Hitra, Frøya & Fosen

Namdalen

Boasting a pristine coastline, plenty of rivers and three national parks, Namdalen is a natural hub for outdoor pursuits. Read more

Namdalen

A bridge connecting Herøy to another island in Helegeland, Northern Norway. In the background, the mountain range The seven sisters.

Kystriksveien – the coastal route

Kystriksveien is one of the most scenic drives in the world. Along the road you can climb the mountains Torghatten and De syv søstre,… Read more

Kystriksveien – the coastal route

A musk ox coming up a hill during summer in Dovrefjell, Eastern Norway

The Dovrefjell mountains

Step into the kingdom of the mythical musk oxen. Go hiking, biking, and horseback riding or visit the award-winning Viewpoint Snøhetta. Read more

The Dovrefjell mountains

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By train

There are daily trains from Oslo and Bodø to Trondheim.

Trondheim can also be easily reached by train from many other Norwegian cities.
By bus

There are several daily bus departures from Oslo and other major cities to Trondheim. Travel time from Oslo is around 8 hours.

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By boat

Both north-bound and south-bound, the coastal express Hurtigruten calls daily at Trondheim.

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By car

The Norwegian north-south highway E6 passes Trondheim, while the coastal highway E39 has its terminus at Klett, 10 kilometres south of Trondheim.

You can also drive from Oslo to Trondheim of Rv3, also called The green shortcut.

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By plane

Trondheim Airport serves international and national flights.

From the airport, you can go by express bus or train to Trondheim.

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Local travel

Bus travel in Trondheim is operated by AtB, which offers a network of routes covering nearly all of the city. There are frequent departures during the day, less frequent during evenings.

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