Visit Trondheim - Official visitors guide

Kristiansten Fortress, Trøndelag Teater (theatre) and Nordre gate (shopping street)

Yngve Brox
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Marit Wangen
Trondheim is the place where I found a great university, a lot of great friends and a bad weather.

Riccardo Ortolan
Visit the jazz metropolis of Trondheim during the Jazzfest – it’s a must! Get a bird’s eye view of the entire city from the Tyholttårnet tower, or a view by boat on a cruise on the river Nidelven.

Ernst Wiggo Sandbakk
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Krzysztof Urbanski
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Silje Sandøy
My job as an authorised Trondheim guide has given me many ideas for nice walks in Trondheim

Marie Sofie Paulsen
To me, Trondheim is the perfect and peaceful break from a busy week!

Inger Lise Woll
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Vivian Aasen
Ladestien, Bakklandet and Marinen are my favourite places to visit in Trondheim.

Jan Erik Raanes
My Trondheim is a stewpot of indulgence and opportunity, all within the radius of a medium golf stroke!

Tore Mørkved
As Norway’s third largest city, after the busy, somewhat anonymous Oslo and the aggressively festive Bergen, Trondheim has found its niche in being calm, safe and jovial.

Jo Gjedrem
I like Trondheim - it is so much to do here!

Vegard Koksvik
My Trondheim favourites are the city's closeness to the nature and the nice and friendly atmosphere of Bakklandet!

Roar Hildonen
In the summer, I either visit Theisendammen, Korsvika or Munkholmen.

Ida Svean Koksvik
Trondheim is the ultimate student city - not too big, not too small.

Eirin Bakken
Here are my secrets!

Trygve Bragstad
There are so many gems and new experiences you should try!

Randi Wenche Haugen
Visit the small design shops. Have a stroll along the Ladestien path and finish off with a waffle at the Sponhuset or moules-frites at Solsiden.

Line Vikrem-Rosmæl
The perfect evening date in Trondheim takes you on a trip with good food and drink in a city where there is always something going on.

Ina Haaheim Stenvig