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Introduction

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Norway's third city, Trondheim (pronounced Tronjem) was the capital once. This presumably accounts for its fabulous cathedral, the most northerly Gothic cathedral in Europe.

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Sights and Activities

  • Nidaros Cathedral - Nidaros being an old name for Trondheim.
  • Archbishop's Palace - by the cathedral.
  • Ringve Music Museum - short bus ride from the centre. Excellent tours of the house with English speaking guide who will play the old keyboard instruments and a great colection of instrumens from all the world.
  • Tram - there's only one route left but it's a very attractive one.
  • Old bridge and warehouses

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Events and Festivals

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Getting There

By Plane

Information on Trondhem's airport can be found here.

By Train

There is a direct line to Oslo but consider going via Røros.

By Car

By Bus

Travelling times by bus from Røros may be more convenient than trains.

By Boat

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Getting Around

By Car

By Public Transport

By Foot

By Bike

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Eat

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Drink

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Sleep

Budget

PropertyAddressTypePopularity
Best Western Chesterfield HotelSöndregate 26Hotel80
Trondheim InterRail CentreElgsetergate 1 7030 TrondheimHostel72
Trondheim Vandrerhjem ASWeidemannsvei 41Hostel76

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