Trondheim - SJ Norge

Trøndelag is a European Region of Gastronomy 2022 and not without a reason. The unique arable land, rich in salts and minerals, make it the perfect place for agriculture. High quality locally sourced ingredients provide unique food experiences in the whole region. From Michelin restaurants to smaller cafés and eateries, Trondheim is a paradise for any foodie and has something for everybody!

cocktail på Britannia hotel — Christine Baglo – Visit Norway

Middag på Britannia hotel — Wil Lee-Wright – Britannia Hotel

Britannia hotel — Maverix – Visit Norway

National treasure

A richly decorated gothic masterpiece, The Nidaros Cathedral is perhaps Trondheim’s best known site. It is built over the first burial place of king Olav the Holy, the patron saint of Norway, who was defeated in the battle of Stiklestad in the year 1030.

A guided tour of the cathedral will let you in a ton of fun facts. Did you know that the artist Kristoffer Leirdal sculpted Bob Dylan’s face on the archangel Michael? This and other secrets are waiting to be unveiled just for you! The Nidaros Cathedral has guided tours in English, German and French during the summer season.

Motion and fun for the whole family

The climbing park Høyt & Lavt has plenty of climbing courses and ziplines for the whole family. Even children as young as the age of two can participate!
Take the train to Rotvoll station and then walk about 450 meters to the park.

Munkholmen is a little island in the Trondheim fjord, about 2 kilometers from the coast. It is a popular place to visit for the locals, as well as visitors. With a history reaching back hundreds of years, the island has been a former execution ground, a monastery, a prison, a fortress and a defence station during World War II.

You will find a small selection of lunch courses, pastries, coffeee, beverages and ice-cream at the island’s café. To experience Munkholmen you can take the boat at Ravnkløa – downtown Trondheim.