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Norway

A trip in Trondheim

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Trondheim is Norway's third largest city, located in the center of the country. It is a city with a very rich history, whose roots go back to the time of the Vikings. It has the largest university in the kingdom and is home to many museums. Nature is also very close there, between the fjord and the mountain, and offers possibilities for cruises and hiking. This idea of ​​a stay is valid for 2 people for a period of 6 days.

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Program

Day 1

Arrival at Trondheim airport

The connection between the airport and Trondhei city center is provided by bus (flybussen).

Useful info (food)

For your meals, catering prices are quite expensive compared to other countries. For an average budget, treat yourself to one or two outings to a restaurant. You will find many mini markets where you can buy your provisions (the concept of supermarket hardly exists in Norway). Norwegians often eat toast (matpakke), so you will find a lot of sliced ​​bread and all kinds of foods to spread on it. Among the curiosities to taste: brunost (brown cheese with a mild and sweet flavor), kaviar (fish roe paste in a tube), fiskekaker (kinds of savory pancakes with fish) and kanelboller (rolled cakes cinnamon, even better reheated and with Chantilly cream).

Plane ticket to Trondheim

Flight from your airport to Trondhei. Change in Oslo. Plan between € 200 and € 300 per person. The companies are Norwegian, SAS, Widerøe or another company.

A trip in Trondheim

This tour is inspired by my own experience in Trondheim. It can be modified according to your wishes. It presents the city's essentials and everything that makes it so charming. For more information on Trondheim and Norway, visit my website: www.untourabergen.com

Booking a hotel in Trondheim - night 1 of 5

Hotel of your choice according to your wishes. In Trondhei, the accommodation options are varied but limited: youth hostel, budget hotel, luxury hotel ... For 5 nights, plan between 100 and 700 €. Youth hostels are ideal for keeping costs as low as possible and if you are willing to share a bedroom and bathroom. Comfort is however there if one is not too demanding. For more prestigious accommodation, prices go up quite quickly but the quality of service will not disappoint.

Day 2 : Discovering the city

Nidaros Cathedral

Nidaros Cathedral is the northernmost Gothic cathedral in the world. It houses the burial place of King Olav II, or Saint Olav, although the precise location of his tomb is still a mystery. Located near the city center, its visit is chargeable when it is open to the public. Explanatory booklets in several languages ​​are available to visitors.

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Bakklandet

The old district of Bakklandet is built on the banks of the Nidelva river. There are old warehouses with colorful facades converted into shops and restaurants. It is a lively district and popular with locals and tourists for its timeless charm, typical of old Scandinavian towns.

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Kristiansten Fortress

The Kristiansten fortress is located on the heights of the city, not far from Bakklandet. Dating from the 18th century, it witnessed the siege of Trondheim by the Swedes in 1718. Its dung now houses a museum that tells this story, while you enjoy a beautiful view of the city and the fjord. There is also a cafe open all year round.

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Brattøra

Brattøra is an artificial island built on the mouth of the Nidelva river. Its old industrial buildings have become cafes and restaurants. Trondheim being nicknamed the “city of Nordic flavors”, now is the time to enjoy it. There is also the port, the central station, the swimming pool or the museum of pop-rock music: Rockheim

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Booking a hotel in Trondheim - night 2 of 5

Hotel of your choice according to your wishes. In Trondhei, the accommodation options are varied but limited: youth hostel, budget hotel, luxury hotel ... For 5 nights, plan between 100 and 700 €. Youth hostels are ideal for keeping costs as low as possible and if you are willing to share a bedroom and bathroom. Comfort is however there if one is not too demanding. For more prestigious accommodation, prices go up quite quickly but the quality of service will not disappoint.

Day 3 : Sverresborg and Munkholmen

Sverresborg open-air museum

The Sverresborg open-air museum, located on Byåsen hill, recreates the typical habitats of the Trøndelag countryside. There are traditional farms with animals like pigs, sheep, goats, cows and chickens. You can also visit old houses and a reconstruction of old Trondheim, with its shops and bourgeois apartments. On weekends, actors in traditional costumes bring the villages back to life, while you can visit a large collection of everyday objects from all eras.

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Ferry to Munkholmen Island

Take the ferry to Munkholmen islet from the port.

Munkholmen islet

The islet of Munkholmen is located off the city, in the heart of the Trondheim Fjord. During Viking times, the island was a place of execution for death row inmates, whose heads were then displayed on pikes to be seen from afar. Munkholmen then became a monastery, a fort and then a prison. Today it is a museum and holiday resort, with a café and a beach for swimming and water sports.

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Booking a hotel in Trondheim - night 3 of 5

Hotel of your choice according to your wishes. In Trondhei, the accommodation options are varied but limited: youth hostel, budget hotel, luxury hotel ... For 5 nights, plan between 100 and 700 €. Youth hostels are ideal for keeping costs as low as possible and if you are willing to share a bedroom and bathroom. Comfort is however there if one is not too demanding. For more prestigious accommodation, prices go up quite quickly but the quality of service will not disappoint.

Day 4 : Between culture and nature

Hike in Bymarka

If museums don't interest you more than that, go for a hike in Bymarka, the forest that stretches southwest of the city. Here you will find the Granåsen ski resort, an important place for Nordic skiing.

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The Archbishop's Palace and the Crown Jewels

Next to the cathedral is the Archbishop's Palace where the crown jewels are kept.

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The Army and Resistance Museum

Also located next to the cathedral, the Army and Resistance Museum traces military history from the Viking Age to today. Free entry.

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The Museum of Natural History and Archeology

The Museum of Natural History and Archeology is managed by the University of Trondheim (NTNU), the largest university in Norway.

Booking a hotel in Trondheim - night 4 of 5

Hotel of your choice according to your wishes. In Trondhei, the accommodation options are varied but limited: youth hostel, budget hotel, luxury hotel ... For 5 nights, plan between 100 and 700 €. Youth hostels are ideal for keeping costs as low as possible and if you are willing to share a bedroom and bathroom. Comfort is however there if one is not too demanding. For more prestigious accommodation, prices go up quite quickly but the quality of service will not disappoint.

Day 5 : A day in Røros

Train to Røros

Take the train from Trondheim to the village of Røros.

Visit to Røros

The village of Røros is a former mining town classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. By its inimitable charm, it is a remarkable village, with its old colored wooden houses and the remains of the old mining installations.

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Return from Røros

Back to Trondheim by train.

Booking a hotel in Trondheim - night 5 of 5

Hotel of your choice according to your wishes. In Trondhei, the accommodation options are varied but limited: youth hostel, budget hotel, luxury hotel ... For 5 nights, plan between 100 and 700 €. Youth hostels are ideal for keeping costs as low as possible and if you are willing to share a bedroom and bathroom. Comfort is however there if one is not too demanding. For more prestigious accommodation, prices go up quite quickly but the quality of service will not disappoint.

Day 6 : Departure from Trondheim

Good bye Trondheim

For the last day, take a trip to the souvenir shops of Trondheim. If you have enough budget (prices are higher in Norway than in other countries), you will find several souvenir shops in the city center or in Sverresborg. Bring home a troll who will protect your house from evil spirits.

Back to Trondheim airport

The connection between Trondheim city center and the airport is provided by bus (flybussen).

Return plane ticket

Arrival at your airport. Plan between € 200 and € 300 per person. The companies are Norwegian, SAS or another company.

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