Coisas para fazer em Trondheim

“Visiting Trondheim without going to the cathedral is like visiting Paris without climbing the Eiffel Tower. It is quite touristy and expensive, but for most people a must-do. And you can choose to admire it from the outside for free. If you go inside, I recommend to pay the extra 50 NOK to go up to the tower, with a great view of Trondheim.”

“Definitely the best place to go if you want to eat nice food and party the same time. Nice restaurants and nightclubs a place for everyone! ”

“A beautiful and scenic 6 kms hiking path. Passing both Ladekaia and Sponhuset.”

“I guess this is a must-see while visiting Trondheim. I've never been inside, but I've heard that the inside is very beautiful, just like the outside. ”

“Munkholmen (norrønt Hólmr, Niðarhólmr) is a small island of 13 acres located approx. 2 km outside Trondheim city center in the Trondheim Fjord. In the summer season, the island is now a popular departure point, with opportunities for swimming and sunbathing. There is also a café there and a small restaurant with outdoor seating. There is a boat from Ravnkloa in Trondheim. Munkholmen has a rich history and is protected. You hear about Munkholmen in Snorre, where it is called Nidarholm and was used as a courtyard. Until the Reformation, Nidarholm Monastery was on the island. In the 17th century, the name Munkholmen was used, and the fortress of Munckholm was established. Parts of the fortress is today a landmark. The fortress was used as a state prison, and the most famous prisoner sitting there was Peder Schumacher Griffenfeld. The French author Victor Hugo wrote the novel Fangen on Munkholmen about his captivity here. During World War II, the Germans built fast”

“Rockheim, the iconic museum of Rock and roll. The building in it self is a must see with its lights, I recommend to go after dark to see the building. ”

“Trondheim Torg is a shopping center located at the square in Trondheim. The shopping center has 73 shops and seven dining areas spread over four floors. The center was established in 1992 as a counterweight to City Syd, which is located outside the city and which is among Norway's largest shopping centers. After the expansion in 2002, which was based on a whole quarter, a number of wooden houses along the Prinsens gate became part of the center. This expansion meant that Trondheim Torg is now one of the largest shopping centers north of Dovre. [1]”

“ Here you can see a lot of films in their original language (so expect some English language films).”

“Wonderful open air museum, indoor exhibitions and activities for families, especially on sundays. ”

“A big mall with lots of stores. The bus from here should take about 8-10 minutes or so :)”

“Get a great view over Trondheim city from Kristiansten Festning. On a sunny day - bring a book or some snacks and just hang out and enjoy the view. Free entrance.”

“very nice view of city Trondheim from the tower while eating dinner or lunch at Egon.”

“Red leather chairs with maximum comfort, lovely surround sound and digital projection in Kongesalen (Royal Hall) www.trondheimkino.no”