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Trondheim
Photo: Kjell T. Næsgaard/NTNU
Trondheim is a city on the Trondheim Fjord, in central Norway. With a population of 210,000, Trondheim is not a big city on a European scale. However, it is the third largest in Norway. Founded in 997 a.d. by King Olav Trygvason (his monument can be seen in the middle of the town square) Archealogists have found traces from settlements here, dating back to 400 b.c.
More than 30.000 students contribute to making Trondheim a vibrant city. Key words for Trondheim are history, technology and local food. Trondheim has an exciting and rich restaurant scene with several Michelin restaurants. Trondheim and the Trøndelag region was awarded European Region of Gastronomy 2022 by IGCAT (International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism).
Photo: Kjell T. Næsgaard/NTNU
Nidaros Cathedral, built over the grave of St. Olav, is the national sanctuary of Norway. It is also one of the most popular sights in Trondheim. Dating back to the 11th century, Gothic Nidaros Cathedral features an ornate rose window and a detailed west facade.
Go to Nidaros Cathedral website.
Weather
The weather in Trondheim is variable, so prepare for anything from cold and wet to warm and sunny with cooler evenings. Being located so far north, Trondheim has daylight most of the time in summer. In June, sunup is at 03:00 and sundown at 23:30 (approximately).
Tourist Information
Trondheim tourist information centre:
ADDRESS:
Adress:
Kongens gate 11, 7013 Trondheim
Email:
post@visittrondheim.no
Open hours:
Mon – Sat 10.00 – 18.00
Sun: Closed
Official tourist information websites
- visittrondheim.no/en
- visitnorway.com (Trondheim)