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Norway’s Tuscany
Combine sightseeing and fine dining on The Golden Road. Here, you can both admire the idyllic landscape and enjoy a number of local farms and restaurants, fishmongers and cheese makers, breweries and distilleries.
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Go cycling in Røros
The world heritage town of Røros is considered one of the most interesting places in Trøndelag. A delightful mixture of historic charm and sophistication creates an adventurous atmosphere.
Find out for yourself by renting a bike and set off to explore the old mining town on two wheels.
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You can take bike rides in beautiful scenic environments, choose between three to seven hour rides in three…
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RørosYou can take bike rides in beautiful scenic environments, choose between three to seven hour rides in three…
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In the footsteps of the pilgrims
Trøndelag is well known for its hiking routes. An ever-increasing number of people have discovered the St. Olav Ways – several pilgrim paths that lead to the medieval Nidarosdomen Cathedral in Trondheim. The beautiful Gudbrandsdalen path has the same European Cultural Route status as the pilgrim paths to Rome and Santiago de Compostela.
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When you arrive in a new area, you are usually curious about the best it has to offer. This is exactly what Petra Sestak, managing director of the Trøndelag Tourist Board, intended to find out when she moved to the region.
Still euphoric about the surroundings, her conclusion is that “Trøndelag is a real gem”.
Petra Sestak.
Photo: Trøndelag Reiseliv
Photo: Trøndelag Reiseliv
With a little bit of help from the local tourist office, her six tips can be easily combined into a rewarding round trip.
Petra Sestak.
Photo: Trøndelag Reiseliv
Photo: Trøndelag Reiseliv
Petra Sestak is the managing director of the Trøndelag Tourist Board.
Explore Trøndelag
The major city of Trondheim sports many great attractions, amongst them the Nidarosdomen Cathedral. But Trøndelag in the middle of Norway also has seven national parks, one of the country’s largest mountain ranges Dovrefjell, and a whole area dedicated to local food.
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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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Trondheim
The vibrant city of Trondheims is home to some of Trøndelag’s most popular attractions, cosy shopping streets and a myriad of restaurants and bars offering local specialties.
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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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Namdalen
Boasting a pristine coastline, plenty of rivers and three national parks, Namdalen is a natural hub for outdoor pursuits.
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