Trondheim
What you need to know before you go
What to see & do in Trondheim
Featured stories & fun stuffAmong things to do in Trondheim, you'll find Gothic cathedrals, museums, music, culture and fantastic restaurants, all showcasing a city whose history traces to the 11th century. Trondheim. located along the Trondheim Fjord, is a foodie hub with an outstanding culinary tradition going back to before the Vikings. Here, you can enjoy wild game, seafood and fusion food in a range of cultural styles. Speaking of Vikings, you can step all...
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The 10 Best Place to See the Northern Lights in and around Trondheim
The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis in Latin, are a beautiful light phenomenon that occur when particles from the sun collide with gas in the atmosphere. In days before the science behind the Northern Lights was explained, many people saw...
Where & what to eat in Trondheim
Trondheim is positively bursting with excellent places to eat, and there's a major interest in tasting new dishes. This is also one of Norway's richest regions when it comes to farming, hunting and fishing.This gives the restaurants a wide choice of fresh and tasty ingredients, resulting in excellent food - even in the most modest settings. But there's no need...
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Where to shop & what to buy in Trondheim
Trondheim has plenty to offer those who love to shop. Get to know the biggest malls in the Trøndedal capital, and find out where to get the best bargains. It is inevitable that you will find many large local chains in several shopping malls, so it's worth getting an idea of what makes each of these shopping experiences unique. It's...
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Where to go & what to do at night in Trondheim
There are plenty of great places to eat in Trondheim. As the principal city in one of the country's richest farming areas, there is no shortage of fantastic local produce and eateries offering delicious dishes. But what should you do while your food goes down? And where can you go to burn off all that energy from your dinner? Here...
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Useful information
Information about Trondheim reveals a city that takes as much pride in its innovation, technology and green living initiatives as it does in its history, art, culture and deep traditions. It's a huge city of over 200,000 people that was once the Viking capital of Norway due to its fjords that are rich with marine life and its wildlife-rich mountains. Today, it draws many young people and a cutting-edge technology community....
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Where to stay in Trondheim
