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You can book a vacation rental in Trondheim for as little as $63 per night.
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Trondheim Information
About Trondheim
Trondheim is a large municipality in Norway, on the southern shore of Trondheim Fjord at the mouth of the river called Nidelva. Nearly 200,000 people live there, making it the third-largest city in the country. Its history goes all the way back to the first century when Vikings used it as the King’s seat and the country’s capital. Olav Tryggvason, the King from 966 to 1000, named the city Nidaros, though it changed into its currently accepted name around the late Middle Ages. Today, Trondheim is known for its rich history, a vibrant higher education community, and proximity to natural beauty.
Things to do in Trondheim
Tour some of Trondheim’s beautiful architecture, such as the grand Nidarosdomen cathedral and the Kristiansten Fortress. The Rockheim museum of contemporary Norwegian music and the Ringve Museum of musical artifacts help paint a picture of Norway’s history of pop culture. The city can easily be accessed from a rented bike, or you may choose to simply walk through the picturesque downtown area. Several festivals throughout the year, such as the St. Olav Festival, celebrate Trondheim’s history and culture. It is also known as the leading food region in all of Norway, featuring fresh and local fare, seafood, and local breweries.
Day Trips from Trondheim
Less than three hours away, Blåfjella-Skjækerfjella National Park is characterized by enchanting forests and rugged mountains. Hiking trails here are accessible, characterized by gently sloping terrain, and visitors can also go fishing, hunting, and wildlife watching. Conversely, Dovrefjell–Sunndalsfjella National Park is a high alpine wilderness area, with a delicate ecosystem which includes plants that likely survived the Ice Age! Visitors have the opportunity to see Arctic foxes, reindeer, wolverines, and more in this remote National Park. For a winter adventure, pack your passport and drive an hour and a half to Storlien, Sweden. It is a ski resort in the winter and a popular destination for Norwegian and Swedish vacationers.
Accommodation in Trondheim
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Transportation in Trondheim
The closest major airport is Trondheim Airport Værnes, which services both international and domestic travelers. There are several major highways, allowing visitors to rent a car and reach popular destinations that way. However, a comprehensive bus system eliminates the stress of driving. Additionally, local trains are used within city boundaries.
