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Trondheim by Sónia Arrepia Photography/www.visitnorway.com Trondheim by Terje Rakke/www.visitnorway.com

Trondheim

Trondheim by Terje Rakke/www.visitnorway.com

An Introduction To Trondheim

Trondheim is a famous city in Norway, best known as the historic capital of the Vikings. The city was founded on 1st January 1838, and is now a municipality in the country. Trondheim is famous because it serves as the hub of education, medical and technical research in Norway. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology has been built in Trondheim, contributing to its significance as an educational center. The city is known to be the third biggest municipality in the country.

Holidays that feature Trondheim

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Type: Cruise | Individual Tour | Summer Holiday | Coastal Holiday | Solo Traveller | Anniversary | Boys Trip | Girls Trip | Autumn Holiday | Spring Holiday
12 days/11 nights
from £2,335 pp

Classic Norway Cruise

This Norwegian fjord cruise will have you spending six nights traveling north from Bergen, all the way to Kirkenes, before returning to the south. Calling at 34 ports along the way, you will get to know the very best of the dramatic Norwegian coastline. Relax and enjoy the stunning scenery and a great range of optional excursions during this Hurtigruten cruise.

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Type: Fly-Drive | Summer Holiday | Individual Tour | Family Holiday | Country Holiday | Solo Traveller | Tailor Made Holiday | Anniversary | Boys Trip | Girls Trip
10 days/9 nights
from £1,785 pp

Norwegian Panorama Fly-Drive

Experience the diversity of Norway - from the inland with its forests to the dramatic coastal scenery, from high mountains to deep fjords from the Norwegian capital, to small, cosy villages. Highlights during this holiday are the Atlantic Ocean Road, the Troll Road, Geiranger Fjord, Trondheim - Norway's former capital, Roros - The UNESCO listed mining town and Oslo, the capital of Norway.

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Christmas Market by Christopher Haugelund for Visit Norway
Type: City Break | Boys Trip | Girls Trip | Autumn Holiday | Spring Holiday
4 days/3 nights or more
from £665 pp

Oslo City Break

Oslo is one of the Nordic/Scandinavian cities that is definitely worth a visit in both summer and winter. All major attractions are located within a short distance and getting around by foot or bike (free to borrow) is easy. Oslo is known for its beautiful architecture, art, history, culture, roayl family and culinary experiences and all these are waiting to be explored by you alongside the splendid shopping in central Oslo.

More about Trondheim

The Music Scene In Trondheim

The cultural scene in the city attracts people from all over the world. The city is known to have a diverse and thrilling music scene, with dedication displayed to various genres of music ranging from rock music and the blues, to classical music and jazz performances. The municipal music school and the music conservatory at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology work tirelessly to boost the culture of music in the city.

The Climate Of Trondheim

The city of Trondheim mostly enjoys a maritime climate. The regions close to the coasts have a more windy and extreme climate, but Trondheim enjoys a milder climate in comparison. July is the warmest month of the year, while February happens to be the coldest. From November to March the region experiences average snowfall with a few rain showers thrown in every now and then. Since snow falls adequately, the region is popular with tourists who come to Norway looking for skiing adventures. Spring is an ideal time to visit for those who want to enjoy nature and the raw beauty of Trondheim and nearby areas, but bear in mind that while the days are bright and sunny, they can also be rather cold.

Visiting The Museums In Trondheim

The city is known for its various museums, ranging from the Archbishop’s Palace Museum and the Maritime Museum, to the National Museum of Decorative Arts and the Ringve Music Museum. The Archbishop’s Palace Museum houses relics in the form of sculptures from the Nidaros Cathedral and other artifacts collected from the period. The Archbishop’s mint is the main attraction of the museum, and the visitors can see how the coins were stamped in the olden times. The Maritime Museum has been built in place of the penitentiary of 1725 and houses various exhibits of marine instruments, sailing ship models and pictures, figureheads and the suchlike. Relics that were recovered from the sunken ship The Pearl are also a part of the collection at the museum. The National Museum of Decorative Arts contains exhibitions with both ancient and modern pieces of silver, textiles, furniture and much more. The museum is best known for its collection titled “Three Women- Three Artists”, which includes tapestries and glass creations. The museum also has many temporary collections. The Ringve Music Museum is one of a kind- dedicated to the collection of musical instruments found all over the globe. The museum has been built on the Ringve estate that is found on the Lade peninsula- a historically important region.


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