Medieval Trondheim

Two smiling women looking into a glass case.

Experience Medieval Trondheim

Closes on March 2nd.

Experience Medieval Trondheim

The Medieval Exhibition takes you back to Trondheim as it was more than 800 years ago. Visit the city’s first merchant street, Kaupmannastretet, with houses and alleys in almost full size. 

The medieval city in Suhmhuset is recreated based on building remains found below the city streets. The exhibition brings you close to the medieval everyday life through artifacts from work, play and leisure: tools, shoes, game pieces, children’s toys (like a wooden sword with the inscription «Ivar»), ice skates made from bone, and the medieval version of an electric torch.  

Here, you find everything from beautifully wrought silver crucifixes to rags found in the city’s latrines – probably used as toilet paper or sanitary pads. On the building’s ground floor, you can meet Tora; a medieval woman from the 13oos, reconstructed from her skeleton.  

The exhibition will be closed permanently on March 2nd in connection with museum upgrades.

Photo: Åge Hojem/NTNU University Museum

Medieval

Two women look through an opening in a model of a wooden house. One woman shines a light with her mobile phone.

Model of Trondheim in the Middle Ages.

Opening hours and tickets

Opening hours and tickets

Tuesday - Friday: 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday - Sunday: 11 am - 4 pm

The Museum Shop is in addition open on Mondays, 10 am - 16 pm

Ringve Botanical Garden is always open

The Church Under the Street

Opening hours on public holidays

Where to find the exhibition

Where to find the exhibition

The Suhm building NTNU University Museum

You can find the exhibition in the Suhm building.