Things to do in Trondheim

1. Seek bliss at Nidaros Cathedral: One of the best things to do in Trondheim is visiting Nidaros Cathedral, which is a symbol of devotion and faith. It is a Gothic and Romanesque church built from 1070 to 1300 on the burial site of Olav II of Norway. It is a venerated pilgrimage site for people of all faith, and the most prominent part of this cathedral is the western facade, dotted with sculptures of kings and saints.

Location: Kongsgaard Gata 2, Trondheim 7013 Norway

Price: Rs 1088 per person

Timings: 10 am- 5 pm

2. Roam around Stiftsgården: Feel like Kings and Queens as you roam around Stiftsgården, which has been the Norwegian royal family's residence since 1906. It is considered to be the biggest rustic edifice in the Nordic regions. This one hundred and forty room royal residence showcases a combination of Neo-classical, Rococo and Baroque, architectures.

Location: Munkegata 23, 7011 Trondheim, Norway

Price: Rs 870 per person

Timings: 11 am- 9 pm

3. Sea Eagle Safari: See the eagle up close while sailing off the turquoise blue water of Hopsjøbrygga in a wooden boat with the night sailors. You're also provided fishing equipment so that you can lure the eagles with fresh fish.

Location: Havsjøveien 1, Trondheim.

Price: Rs 3765

4. Shop your favorite items at Market Square: Those who fancy a souvenir can visit the buzzing market street of Market Square. The market is lined with shops selling wall hangings, woolen wear, accessories, local spices, etc. Off the main street, there is a quaint walking area which is fringed by plenty of eateries that serve a wide variety of cuisines, catering to the needs of tourists who come from across the world.

Location: Munkegata, 7013 Trondheim, Norway

Timings: 08:00 am - 04:00 pm

5. Know the history of music at Ringve Museum: One of the best things to do in Trondheim is visiting the Ringve Museum that is dedicated to musical instruments and music. It is situated on a hill on the peninsula near Trondheim and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding areas of Trondheimsfjorden. It exhibits a collection of around fifteen hundred pieces of musical instruments.

Location: Lade Alle 60, Trondheim 7041 Norway

Price: Rs 1045 per person

Timings: 11 am- 4 pm

6. Roam around Bakklandet Old Town: One of the best Trondheim things to do is roaming around the winding lanes of Bakklandet Old Town. It is a colorful and charming part of the town with picturesque houses painted in many bright colors. This vibrant area also houses cozy cafes, like the Baklandet Skydsstation, which was awarded as the Most Beautiful Cafe in Scandinavia.

Location: Oeuvre Bakklandet, Trondheim 7013, Norway

7. Relax at Nidelva Promenade: One of the best Trondheim things to do is strolling around Nidelva Promenade, which is a bustling and vibrant area with colorful and scenic buildings. It also has charming cafes with alfresco dining and lovely shops that sell souvenirs and flowers.

Location: Fjordgata, 7010 Trondheim, Norway

8. Take a peek into European wealth at National Museum of Decorative Arts: One of the best things to do in Trondheim is visiting the National Museum of Decorative Arts that has nine permanent collections and twelve exhibit halls containing over four thousand objects.

Location: Munkegata 3-7, 7013 Trondheim

Price: Rs 132

Timings: 10 am- 7 pm

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1. Enjoy a chilled night out at Den Gode Nabo: One of the best things to do in Trondheim is grooving on to the loudest beats and peppy music while enjoying luscious cocktails at Den Gode Nabo, which is a lively bar in Trondheim. The beer selection, food menu, and ambiance is impressive here.

2. Nighttime food walking tour: One of the best things to do in Trondheim at night is enjoying a food walking tour with a local guide. During the trip, you'll get to know about local cuisines, and you'll taste some of the most lip-smacking delicacies.

3. See Northern Lights: One of the best things to do in Trondheim is seeing the Northern lights from Tyholttårnet at night. If you are lucky, then you might view the Northern Lights in the winter months from here.

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1. Kristiansten Fortress: Standing on a massive hill, Kristiansten Fortress was built between 1682 and 1695 to protect the city against brutal attacks. The fortress was modernized in 1750 with casemates and new bastions to protect against mortar artillery. It offers breathtaking views of the surrounding areas.

2. Tyholttårnet: It is a one hundred and twenty six-meter tall radio tower with a huge observation deck from where you can have a 360-degree view of the entire city. If you are lucky, then you can also view the Northern Lights from here.

3. Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum: One of the best Trondheim things to do is visiting Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum that dates from the twelfth century and represents city and village life. It is the third-largest cultural history museum that showcases an impressive collection of artifacts, photos, and houses.

4. Munkholmen: Munkholmen is a beautiful island located in the Trondheim Harbour area with a Benedictine monastery and a fortress. The island holds an intriguing history as it was a former prison, fortress, defense station, and execution ground during World War II. It is a popular summer gateway for tourists as well as locals, and you can enjoy bathing here.

5. Haltdalen Stave Church: It is a small, stave church in Trøndelag county with a rectangular, narrow nave and a beautiful choir. Made entirely of wood, this church demonstrates how the people used to build stave churches in Norway during the Christian era. This church has been assembled, altered, disassembled, relocated, and repaired several times.

6. Archbishop's Palace and Museum: It is the oldest and one of the best-preserved buildings in Europe that dates back to the late twelfth century. The west wing of the palace houses many historical displays, including the Norwegian Crown Regalia — a splendid collection of dazzling crown jewels of Norway.