Trondheim
Norway’s third biggest city is situated on the west coast by the Trondheim fjord, surrounded by forested hills and the mountains close by. River Nidelva and the classic wooden town houses from the 17th and 18th centuries complete the city. Trondheim was founded by the Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997 and was the capital of Norway for 200 years. The city quickly developed into a leading center of trade for the surrounding region, a role which it still maintains today.
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By air
Trondheim Airport Vaernas is situated 30 kilometers from central Trondheim. Direct flights from Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, London Prague, Murcia, Alicante, Berlin, Barcelona, Tallinn and more.
Trondheim Airport Vaernas is situated 30 kilometers from central Trondheim. Direct flights from Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, London Prague, Murcia, Alicante, Berlin, Barcelona, Tallinn and more.
By train
The train station is located downtown Trondheim, with connections from the entire Norway.
By ship
There are several options if you want to travel along the amazing Norwegian coast on your way to Trondheim. The Hurtigruten is the most famous one, and Kystexpressen (the costal express) a faster one.
Despite its size it’s easy to get around in Trondheim. By foot, bike, bus or taxi. We recommend the activity Trondheim by bike – by far the best way to explore this beautiful city.
Trondheim is a vivid city all year round. The winter is shorter than in Åre, already in April the temperature rises. Summer means even warmer days and bright nights which give you time to explore all the possibilities that the easy access to the oceans brings. The Gulf stream makes the autumns mild and nice in Trondheim and a really good time for a visit hence the tourist season peak in the summer.
Central Trondheim has 3 200 rooms and 5 000 beds within walking distance.
Meeting facilities for 10-1 800 persons.
Meeting facilities for 10-1 800 persons.
In Trondheim some restaurants concentrate on local food and ingredients, while others offer tasty morsels from all over the world. Local seafood is a must – and don’t miss the more traditional Norwegian dishes.
No matter what you prefer – a prime location in central Trondheim, a room with ocean view, the finest spa hotel or Norway’s best breakfast – we know where to stay.