Discover the best attractions and experiences Trondheim has to offer
Trondheim’s skyline is shaped by centuries of medieval and fortifications, offering a glimpse into Norway’s past.
A medieval cathedral built over the burial site of St. Olav, dominating the city’s historic center.
A 17th‑century fortress perched above Trondheim with panoramic city views.
Iconic red bridge across the Nidelva linking the city center to Bakklandet.
From music to history, Trondheim’s museums cover a range of interests in engaging spaces.
Norway’s national museum of music housed in a historic manor with instrument collections.
National museum of contemporary popular music with interactive exhibits.
Open-air museum displaying regional history with traditional farmhouses and displays.
Religious sites reflect Trondheim’s spiritual history and architectural heritage.
Cathedral and pilgrimage site with rich medieval architecture and stained glass.
Charming parish church near the river with local architectural character.
A modern parish church in the Lade district showcasing contemporary Norwegian church design.
Outdoor spaces around Trondheim offer trails, views, and easy escapes into nature.
Extensive forested recreation area with lakes, trails and scenic viewpoints just outside the city.
Historic island fortress and park-like setting reachable by boat, great for sunny days.
Hiking and viewpoint area on the Gråkallen hill offering local nature experiences.
Each Trondheim district has its own vibe, cafés and scenic corners to explore.
Historic wooden houses, narrow streets and riverside cafés across the Old Town Bridge.
Harbor-side neighborhood with lively cafés, shops and riverside views.
Residential district with industrial heritage, modern eateries and waterfront paths.
Many of Trondheim’s charms are free to enjoy, from walks to scenic overlooks.
Take in city views and photo spots along the historic riverbank.
Wander the colorful streets and enjoy river views without an entry fee.
Follow forest trails, lakeside paths and lookout points for free.
Taste Trondheim’s flavors, from markets to cafés and seafood by the harbor.
A guided walk through local eateries to sample regional dishes and snacks.
Sip specialty coffees and pastries in a historic riverside neighborhood.
Sample fresh seafood and local specialties near the city harbor.
After dark, Trondheim offers bars, music venues and lively districts.
Popular bar and venue with a vibrant atmosphere and live music nights.
A venue known for live music and entertainment in the city center.
The city hosts theatre, cinema and live performances throughout the year.
Main theatre venue offering plays, performances and cultural events.
Local cinema showing a mix of international and Norwegian films.
Open-air summer theatre with seasonal performances set in a historic setting.
Athletic venues and nearby hills invite you to watch or participate.
World-class ski venue with runs, jumps and seasonal events near Trondheim.
Home of Rosenborg BK, a central sports and match-day experience.
Catch a football game and soak up local sports culture at the stadium.
Discover lesser-known corners and unique local experiences away from the usual routes.
Paddle along the river and explore hidden shoreline spots.
Ascending hike to a lookout with broad city and valley views.
A short boat ride to a historic island fortress and park-like setting.