Top 48 things to do and attractions in Trondheim

Jewel of Trondheim. What a magnificent piece of architecture, blending and extending back to medieval era. Proudly standing after many renovations and total reformed as well. Must and first place of visit in Trondheim. I was lucky enough to sit and witness the aura of this marvel as being attendee as audience of a singing group. Summer is the best time to visit in my opinion as lot of activities taking place during. Guided tours are available. Wonderful coffee shop situated right next to it with lot of indoor and outdoor seating.

What an amazing cathedral! The guided tour was excellent. We had the treat of a free organ performance, so got to experience the fantastic acoustics. So many rich details and stories of all the architectural features. So much eye candy. The entire cathedral is like a book that could be studied for hours, days, months, and years. I loved the story of St Olav, the Eternal King, the stone mason (one of the photos locates the stone mason), the carvings by Vigeland (he also did some of the exterior gargoyles), the meaning behind each and every one of the works of art. Take a photo and then Google the image and see if you can learn a story about it. Buy the combo ticket so you can visit the crown jewels and the archbishop museum as well. The food in the cafe is quite good as well.

I've seen many famous cathedrals, while the exterior looks historical, there's not much anything that's special in the interior. Paying for the entrance fee for me was a waste of money. Stick to the photo op outside.

This is one of the oldest places in Trondheim. Architecture is magnificent whe the exterior gives an ancient historical feeling. Some parts of the outside have been standing there since almost a millennium.

Absolutely PHENOMENAL!!!! So majestic! I came to visit for 3 days in a row! Each day, I discovered new things!!! Only wish I had the time to make the pilgrimage walk from 10 miles out to earn my St. Olav Pilgrimage certificate. The carvings, stained glass, history, and incredible music (I was blessed to hear one of the organists practicing) were all magnificent!!! So many amazing details that need more time to explore and savor! Would love to visit again sometime soon!!! What a tremendous treasure!!!! Definitely a must see if traveling to Norway!!!!!

Amazing architecture worthy of a visit even for those not on a pilgrimage. Historic pieces and artefacts are incredible, particularly the preserved tombstones on display in the cathedral's crypt - located down an inconspicuous staircase on the southern side.

A ticketed cathedral - buy your tickets at the visitor centre next door. Beautiful building outside and in. Scandinavia’ biggest gothic building - it’s vast. The guides on duty are willing to answer questions and seemed to know their stuff. Inside there are lots of nooks and crannies to explore, with a history dating back over a thousand years. ♿️Not easy to access. An incredibly heavy door to open and no help. And inside much is on one level but all the nooks crannies, chapels and crypts are pretty difficult to access. Having said all that, it did feel more like a historical showpiece and tourist attraction than a living worshipping cathedral with very little evidence of services or help for those who wanted prayer or support.

Beautiful and historic place. Free entrance in the fort walls. You can be your own guide as there are QR codes scattered around the place that’ll open videos explaining more about the place. You have a beautiful viewpoint of the city and the fjord.

I visited a hot morning in mid July of 2025. The place was empty with the exception of a busload of Italian tourists with their guide. Everything was closed, including the cute little café and renovation work was going on in parts of the area. There i a beautiful view over the city of Trondheim and the fjord from the concrete walls downhill from the fortress. Parking is free for an hour which is largely enough time for the visit.

The views from the fortress are pretty spectacular. There are picnic tables, so you could bring a picnic lunch or snack and enjoy a picnic. The museum is free. They sell a limited amount of snacks and they do not accept credit cards - only cash or VIPs - which is the mobile wallet for Norway. The display in the museum is not that much. We hiked up the hill to the fortress on a very hot day. The cafe did not have cold water, but we were allowed to take a couple of the cups used for coffee and fill them from the taps in the bathrooms.

It's worth walking up the hill to the fortress for the view of trondheim you get there. There's also a small cafe and lots of outdoor sitting spaces in the park.

Impressive historic fort with well-maintained grounds and user friendly video information points.

Nice view up here to see the city … I went there around 19.00 on the nice weather day Free for entrance, there is car park for free 1 hr.

Nice spot for all round views of the city. Parking is free for the first hour. Castle has a museum with free entry but it closes early.

Well designed museum with interactive exhibitions about the Norwegian Music Culture. You can even create your own music in a “lab”, here more explanations how to use the Synthesizer would be important. Overall 100% worth to visite, free lockers are available, plan min. 2 hrs.

The highlights are at 6th and 4th floor. You can go thru the history of Norwegian Music from 50's to millenium era. There are also some unique genres here in the museum.

Intersting museum about Norwegian music. But for a metalhead on holiday in Norway, the real gift is a section about black metal. And this time a second gift: a temporary exhibition about origin of this subgenre. Generally speaking the museum has many interactive stations to access the material you're interested in. The workshop area is beautiful, you can create your own track by mixing instruments with stations that make everything easy. 1 or 2 hours well spent

Wonderful interactive experience. I enjoyed my 2 hours there but definitely need more to play with every exhibit.

Great place to learn about Norwegian music changing over the time!

An excellent museum full of interactive exhibits and various ways to engage and learn about Norwegian music. The English speaking tour was also worth doing at 11am - A 45min quick overview of music from the 50s to the present. There is also an opportunity to mix your own song as well and access it online. Aside from the ground floor ticket office and shop, the majority of the exhibit and cafe are located higher up in the building. Pretty much all the information was available in English and the museum was accessible and friendly. No queueing on a Sunday morning and plenty of space to explore. Very close to the cruise port, so a recommendation for those with a day in the city and no set excursions. Just be aware that it is easy to get lost in all the music and spend the whole day here. I really wish we had more interactive museums like this back in the UK... Would certainly make learning far more engaging!!

Saw this from the ship deck. Because of an excursion and an accident on that excursion, we never got to get any closer, but it looks fascinating.

Had to go for a 12 minute boat ride from the city to this island. Though there wasn’t so much to see, I liked it because it has finer sand than Korsvika beach. Nice for quick detour 😊

While the site itself is fascinating with great views, the service was overall mediocre to outright infuriating. The cafe did not offer milk with coffee, not everyone likes a bitter black cuppa. And for lunch we ordered a soup with refill, but then there was no refill available. This was substituted with a waffle, but a waffle is not soup, which is what i paid for. The tour was in Norwegian, with no English even though there were a fair amount of foreigners in the group. This would have been okay if we looked at the sites while the guide spoke, but instead he sat in a seat and then told us to go off and fund the things he spoke of 30 minutes later. But the thing that dissapointed me most was when the ferry back to the main land did not arrive at 3.15pm as scheduled, but rather 4.15pm, with no communication from anyone. We could have enjoyed the island a bit more, but instead all stood in the sun waiting anxiously while other events we paid for in the city were passing us by. I tried calling the ferry several times and messaged on FB, but never received any response.

Ancient history, nice cafe

Go to munkholmen in summer 95nok tickets Every half an hour ferry back and forth

Disappointing. After taking the 10 minute ride in an air polluting old boat we arrived at the island only to find the main building locked and told we could only enter if we purchased the guided tour. We did not do this on principle. It took 5 minutes to walk around the perimeter of the island and we read the history online while waiting for the next boat back.

A really interesting site with hundreds of years of Norwegian and WWII history. It was fairly inexpensive (about $20 USD) for the boat ride to the island and the guided tour. There is a small craft/gift shop on site. There is also a small Cafe that serves food as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. This site is only open for a few months in the summer so make sure you check the schedule before heading to the tour boat.

Nice, nothing really special though.

I wanted to spend the whole day here. There's so much to see, the atmosphere is lovely, calm and cozy and the people are so kind. There's good cappucino in the cafe and toilets spread around the park. In June it's not busy at all. Great for people who are easily overstimulated and/or hsp's. I'd revisit when I'd be back in Trondheim.

10/10. You get a second day for free which I used too and the guided tours were awesome. My favourite book series is The legend of the Ice people and this trip to the past will help me so much imagining all the aspects of the books while reading them. :)

An enriching experience in a great location. The open-air museum is wonderfully organized, the old houses are filled with period furniture and accessories, allowing a rare glimpse into life "in the past." From the top of the park there are wonderful views of the city and its surroundings. Don't miss the souvenir shop on site, there are wonderful glass works, made locally.

This place had been sitting in my bookmarks for years, and finally I got to visit Norway for the first time and see it with my own eyes ✨ It’s a magical place where you can truly feel the beauty and history of Norway through everyday life, folklore, and creative people Thank you for this magical experience and your priceless work 🖤 Tusen takk to Thea and the other girl whose name I forgot to ask - for letting travel through the centuries ✨🧌

Great open air museum, beautiful buildings full of history. Loved the town, and especially the apothecary and the apartment above it. The stavekirke was not as spectacular as others around Norway, but still worth a visit. Recommended.

One of our best cultural experiences in Norway! The place itself is amazing, what made it even better were the lovely tour guides. We want to shout out specifically André and Haakon, who very enthusiastically shared their knowledge about the old city and the castle and answered all of our curious questions. It was so cool seeing people who are as fond of history as them. If you guys see this, thanks for the notes in our travel diary! We loved them :D

Interesting collection and guided tours. Good value for money (kids and parking for free). Outside the 'old town' many buildings cannot be entered and sometimes it is hard to understand if you do not master Norwegian. All in all, this is a nice place for families, also tourists.

Fantastic museum! Definitely do the tour. Great guide who stole us the history, and played multiple songs on different instruments.

A bit small but nice place and collection! The staffs are also super friendly. They also have spot where you can play the instruments

The most fascinating museum I have ever visited. It is absolutely worth a visit if you have the opportunity. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and such talented musicians in their own right. Our guide for the day was a charming young man, a classical musician and student (who did tell us his name but I unfortunately can't recall it - he had mentioned it was hard to pronounce but is all I can recall) and this excellent chap played many of the instruments for us as part of the tour. His knowledge was incredible and his ability to play beautiful classical pieces, with his eyes closed no less, on each historic instrument was incredible to watch. The home and instruments are beautifully preserved and maintained, and clearly loved and respected by the staff. This was an excursion booked through a cruise I took just this month and I have to say it was one of my favourites. Cruising through the Norwegian Fjords was a treat in itself, but The Ringve was an experience I will never forget.

Absolutely one of the best Museum visits I've made in Norway. It's slightly out of the way in Trondheim, but an easy reach with the bus. The Museum is set in acres of Botanic Garden. I was there on a Summer Saturday and possibly because it was sunny and all the locals were at the beach, I was one of maybe a dozen visitors. There was a live concert in the gallery I was one of two in the audience and on the guided tour, in the older part of the museum, the guides, Music students from the local university, played Beethoven and Chopin on the period pianos and other instruments. Truly it was a bit magic.

The guided tour is really special! I felt like I travelled back in time. Enjoyed every second of it. Unique museum experience.

The music museum was a surprise find on our northbound Hurtigruten trip. It is a mile and a half from the terminal and we visited on a ship's excursion. The guided museum trip takes you through the instrument collection, from a 17th century clavichord to a self-playing piano that Edvard Grieg worked with. The guide plays several of the instruments, so it is a chance to compare their sounds.

Fantastic tour with a tour guide who was a master pianist. Sure was nice to listen and learn.

It has to be done, but be aware it is a tourist hot spot, so it can become crowded. That said, this time I visited, it was a warm sunny day. The previous time it was -18 degrees Celsius and very deep snow. Either way, you need to see it.

This is also called Old Town Bridge, a popular spot in the idyllic town of Trondheim in Norway. The town is compact, walkable to most places. This bridge is one of a few attractions, appx 7 min walk from the main cathedral, the view of two sides of the riverbank with colourful rows of houses, is postcard worthy. It is small and short but charming, with benches to rest your feet. There's a park on one side, with some benches and calm river water, a great place to relax, people watch, and for photo ops. Lots of tourists and locals on bicycle or skateboards around. A stroll along the bank is lovely and peaceful ✌️

The landmark of trondheim if you visit for the first time. The view is ok, a typical Nordic havn city. But I won’t recommend the restaurants there

Quite place to visit when there is no Cruise ship visiting port. Take nice colorful pictures and spent some time near small park.

Great find in the middle of Trondheim. Easy to get to, and very picturesque.

Nice place where you can see both sides of the city

Beautifull bridge and views

Nidelva is the river of Trondheim.It is lined with historical wooden buildings.Popular kayaking route.

Beautiful, worth crossing the river via the old bridge and wander through

A well known and beautiful river that flows through the heart of Trondheim City.

The place at which the "Nidelva" pin is located is in the middle of the industrial quarters, far from anything one would call touristic. The beautiful and colorful houses from the picture is NOT where the pin is located.

Awesome place. So peaceful and calm. People are sweet and helpful. Beautiful river. But too much cold.

Peaceful and quite

(Translated by Google) I think it's fair to call the Nidelva Trondheim's bracelet. With its 16 pedestrian and vehicle bridges, and the historic houses and parks surrounding it, it's a uniquely beautiful river that serves more than just a river. Everyone who visits Trondheim definitely visits the old houses. I also recommend crossing the pedestrian bridges and walking around them. Here are a few photos. #LocalGuide (Original) Nidelva, Trondheim şehrinin bileziği dense doğru olur sanırım. Üstündeki 16 adet yaya ve araç köprüsüyle, etrafındaki tarihi ev ve parklarla, Trondheim için bir nehirden daha öte görevi olan, farklı bir güzellik. Trondheim'e gelen mutlaka eski evlerin olduğu yere gidiyor. Bir de yaya köprülerinden geçip, etrafında adımlamayı tavsiye ediyorum. İşte birkaç foto. #LocalGuide

An extraordinary collection of artifacts from the surrounding area. The mint with its tile floor is very interesting and the film on the restoration process of the cathedral is worth watching. It has English subtitles. I think buying a ticket for access to the cathedral, I place and jewels is a good idea.

Interesting place to visit. There are lots of items from The Medival Age and the history of Cathedral. Worth to see it!

First impression is that the museum is just a few pieces of old sculptures but the film on the restoration and then the mint site on the lower floor really make this a great place to visit. The upper floor showcases some of the many people over the years who have worked to restore the cathedral. Recommend you buy a combination ticket to see both this museum and the cathedral.

Fascinating to see the development and hardships endured by Nidaros Cathedral! So much history and even uncovering the bishops mint! I never knew that bishops minted their own coins! As an American, it was particularly interesting to see the connection and then distance between church and state. Where once the king was crowned inside Nidaros Cathedral, now it is a blessing and benediction of the monarchs. Also happy to know that now Norway permits the crown to go to first born heirs even if they are women!

An interesting museum built over the former Archbishop's Palace adjacent to Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim. The museum has many statues recovered from the site, and models of it's changing layout over the centuries. Part of the museum includes the excavated remains of the Palace showing the outlines of walls and timbers used in the original construction, with many interesting finds of day to day life in the Palace. A ticket to visit it can be bought in combination with the adjacent cathedral and Crown Jewels exhibition. There is a film showing the history of the palace running on a continuous loop.

I loved this museum! Everything is walking distance and there is so much to look at and read, definitely give yourself a long afternoon here!

The museum itself has been beautifully created within the existing (most recent iteration, anyway) structure. We were there in July 2024 and loved the photo exhibit (colorized) depicting renovations to the structure(s) in the compound. Including a wild depiction of a bishop with a basket full of architects heads! with whom he had disagreements... tough gig, medieval Architect!

Trondheims museum of industrial art is an interesting place to visit, especially if you find the design and evolution of everyday things fascinating. The rotating exhibitions tend to be good.

(dated june 6th 2025) There is only one single room opened. The rest of the museum is closed for restauration.

Plan on a good two-three hours. So much to see and understand. I enjoyed my visit very much.

Amazing, but only one room ..

Good museum, for people who like museums, other wise there are more engaging museums in town. Sadly the basement was water damaged when I was there, but it was still nice.

I went to the mask exhibition and ended up drawing childrens masks. Excellent personnel.

Little bit small but really good

**Pirbadet in Trondheim** Pirbadet is Trondheim’s premier aquatic center, offering a fun and relaxing experience for visitors of all ages. Located by the Trondheim Fjord, near the Brattøra district, it features indoor and outdoor pools, thrilling water slides, and stunning fjord views. The modern facility includes a 25-meter swimming pool, a children’s play area with water features, whirlpools, steam baths, and a rooftop sauna with panoramic vistas. One of Pirbadet’s highlights is its outdoor seawater pool, allowing swimmers to enjoy the fjord’s refreshing waters year-round. The adrenaline-pumping water slides, including a speed slide and a twisting tube slide, are popular among thrill-seekers. For relaxation, visitors can unwind in the warm whirlpools or the aromatic steam room. Pirbadet also prioritizes accessibility, with pools designed for visitors with disabilities. The rooftop sauna provides a unique Nordic experience, combining warmth with breathtaking fjord scenery. A cafeteria serves light meals and refreshments, making it easy to spend an entire day at the center. Families, fitness enthusiasts, and tourists frequent Pirbadet for both recreation and swimming lessons. Its central location near Trondheim Central Station and the Pirbadet pier makes it easily accessible. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or family fun, Pirbadet is a must-visit destination in Trondheim, blending aquatic excitement with Norway’s stunning natural beauty. I do recommend this place!

UPDATE: Sound level is 126 decibels probably due to acoustics and is way too load for a public space. The fun stuff for kids and big kids is closed off. No warning on entering and paid full price. We left early! No refund! SHAME ON YOU! Still dirty as ever as far as pool walls go with undertrained lifeguards as usual. Broken sharp grips on climbing wall are still not removed or replaced. Safety concerns on many levels and not fun! ——————————————— Previous 4 star review. Great fun for families, playful teens, adult swimming and recreation. Cleanliness is unfortunately constantly low in changing areas and pool walls. Many locker’s have been out of service for over a year. This is great environment with spectacular views of the waterfront all year round. If you want a healthy snack or meal bring a packed lunch, there are tables and chairs free to use. TIP: on busy weekends and holidays buy tickets with the app and avoid cues. Bring a big water proof bag to leave in designated area at poolside as lockers run out quickly. Bring your own snack. Don’t let downsides stop you from checking this place out-it’s really good!

I wasn't sure what to expect because the reviews were so mixed. We found the place very clean and well staffed. There are plenty of play areas for kids, lots of ways for them to be entertained in the water. There is a large lap pool, but the water is deep. There is also a pool with diving boards. Waterslides and a rock climbing wall. As seniors, my husband and I spent most of our time in the "wellness area". The wellness area is meant to be a quiet zone for ages 16 and up. It was quiet and pleasant. A few times family with young children came in and I chased them out. I don't really understand why parents felt the need to come in with young children. There was nothing in there that was "fun" for kids and 80% of the facility is set up for kids. There were plenty of lockers. We didn't eat at the cafe, but we did bring some water and snacks. The views of the harbor from the wellness area were wonderful. My husband said it exceeded his expectations, which is high praise indeed. The bus stop is directly next to the facility, so it is easy to access using public transportation. You can purchase tickets in advance, but you have to have a VIPs mobile account, meaning you bank in Scandinavia.

Had a really great time in Pirbadet. It’s definitely one of Trondheim’s attractions if you’re looking to spend a relaxing half-day. Many different things to do: diving, swimming, and a bunch of saunas and jacuzzis.

It was a nice place to visit with a variety of pools, slides and saunas. Unfortunately our sea view was blocked by a large cruise liner, but otherwise it was pretty good. Nothing too impressive if you've been to such places before, but it was fun

Wave pool comes on every hour. There are 2 tubes, 1 slide and 1 kid slide. Extremely nice recommended for all ages

A nice and large bath with a beautiful view to the bay. Saunas are only for adults, which is weird. Hygiene does not seem any worse than in public swimming halls in general.

Like most things here it’s expensive. I did enjoy sitting outside on a beautiful day. The service was friendly. They don’t have a lot of the wines on their menu. My husband really wanted to try some reindeer stew. He’s glad he did, he can check that off. But it was served at room temperature. My Swedish meatball sandwich had 1 meatball in the center of each slice bread. It tasted fine. I liked the pea puree and was grateful for the lingonberry sauce it made the meatballs edible. Someone else would probably enjoy the bread it was too dense and heavy for me. $23 for each item plus $17 for a glass of Riesling. They didn’t have any of the other white options that were $14. But it was fine. I’m not a Riesling person or Chardonnay. Should stick with water. I did see the shrimp sandwich and the ice dessert. Those both looked really good.

Its better to reserve online, We were there and had reindeer stew and meatballs, as well as a tomato soup. The soup was very good, the reindeer stew was seemingly delicious, but for me, it was a bit too heavy! The ambiance was very nice and the waiter was friendly. So because of the food i would give it a try but I tough it would be better !!!

It’s a gem! Cool very old, authentic house oozing with history and character and super friendly staff. There are many small rooms that were full of local Norwegians enjoying the evening when we were there. I booked a table earlier in the day and we had a lovely spot in the front room near the bar, we were served by the friendly and passionate owner who gave us a tour of the rooms upstairs that are available for private dinners and her energy and enthusiasm about the restaurant was fantastic. Our dinner and drinks were casual and delicious too!

I absolutely adored this lively little restaurant. Definitely go for the three course set menu, you won’t regret it! The portions were perfect.

Got this as a recommendation from our host where we stayed and what a hit! Fantastic food especially the reindeer stew was delicious, not to forget the fish soup... The staff was stressed 'cause apparently was also graduation day... but at the end they all handled everything well in this atmospheric restaurant where literally nothing is straight 😝... And that for a very reasonable price according to non-Norwegian standards...

Cute, tasty, economic, cosy: we had a Sunday lunch of fish soup, local beer and sandwiches and it was perfect. Would eat everything on the menu. One of the few spaces in the city that is not *too much*. Despite it being full service was spot on.

The restaurant boasts a charming setting in the historic district, offering a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere with views of the cathedral. However, the food was underwhelming and the service disappointing, with excessively long waiting times. Despite the restaurant emptying out, we were still left waiting for our dessert, which ultimately was never served.

Lovely way to spend a bit of time trying to kick the brain cells into action. Fun time for the family as well

It is a truly great museum where near everything is interactive, and if you have a curious mind, you will have a hell of a good time there. You can also exit and come back if you need a lunch or coffee break! We spent nearly 4 hours in this museum because everything was so interesting and fun to try. Even if you do not speak Norwegian there is still plenty that is accessible! The staff is wonderful and the shows and films were amazing as well. Felt like a kid the whole way :) Loved it.

It was absolutely amazing, once in a lifetime experience. 3rd row is the best row. Seats were comfortable, did squeak when we moved backwards. The sound in the show was amazing, the speakers was really 360, only problem was when the Roger Waters spoke it was impossible to tell what he was saying because the music was too loud. Obviously it was clear some one was talking, but it was just noise. The quality of the entire experience was just amazing, I know I already said that but it truly was amazing. I tried so hard not to cry to the songs, powerful experience. The staff was so sweet, polite and 10/10. Prices for the soda was reasonable, much cheaper than soda you get at the cinema.

I loved the place. the planetarium was awesome. it was free today otherwise its like 100 nok for half an hour show. really beautiful place

Very Nice place for the little scientists 👩‍🔬to be 😉 and fun for the adults too ✨

Lots of cool games to play, but looks more like a children's playground than a museum. It's a shame, because the interactive aspect is great. You come out without having learned anything.

Fun hands on science experience. Lots of experimentation, detailed 3D periodic table was my favorite!

It's a nice square. Went there during the parade and the atmosphere was great.

Olav tryggvason statue, Today the weather is good👌🏻👍🏻😍

There had long been a wish for a monument to the town's founder and King of Norway, Olav Tryggvason (approximately 968–1000). As early as in 1860, the sculptors Hans Michelsen and Ole Laulo were already in the picture, but only with the 900-year celebration of the town in 1897 did the idea come to fruition, and the assignment was given to Brynjulf Bergslien. The sculpture was placed in the north end of Ilevold Park. Unfortunately, it was made from perishable material that soon dissolved. The statue now standing in Torvet (the city market square) was made by the sculptor Wilhelm Rasmussen during the years 1917-1921

Not sure, but why call it "the d!ldo" and great initiative to add the phone!

A wonderful city center! Sit beside the statue and even with the bustling crowd all around, the aura of Olaf and his legacy can be felt!

Its a shame - 3 years ago the construction works were there all over the place. Now its still under construction and still not finished - sad to see that...

I love to be there can clearly be recommended

We enjoyed our visit to the oldest and grandest wooden building which is now used occasionally as a Royal Residence. The tour was interesting although we only saw 11 of the 140 rooms. This was explained as being for security reasons and indoor photography is therefore not allowed. The guide said that it wasn't "as grand as your Buckingham Palace" and not so grand as many National Trust properties but it does have a fascinating history.

A beautiful castle and I had a great tour in English. It looked very beautiful and has an impressive interior, unfortunately you are not allowed to take photos. The staff was very polite and kind as well!

Ok everyone. Seriously, this tour is terrible. Do not waste your money on it. If you have toured ANY great homes or palaces, you'll be sorely disappointed with this. 1. There are 140 rooms. You get to see 13 of them. 2. Virtually all the rooms are the same... they're receiving rooms. You don't get to see anything like parlors, bedrooms, kitchen areas... just 13 of the same thing. Ultra boring. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Very boring 45-minute guided tour of 10 rooms. Cost was about $16. Personally, I didn’t enjoy it at all, but other guests seemed more into it.

Who would imagine this simple, humble townhouse building along the main street is the Royal residence? Well, it is the residence the Royal family staying when they visiting Trondheim city. We were unlucky, the place was closed during our visit.

Beautiful old building next to a cozy small park and in a really nice neighborhood.

This place is hardly a tourist attraction. It seems that they could care less about attracting tourists. Indeed there were no signs anywhere regarding the hours, or how to find the entrance, and I only learned when I got there that the times on Google were incorrect, and that in fact the last tour is at 3:00 p.m., and in this case that the last tour was in German. Hence it was impossible to actually see the inside of the palace. But through the windows, it didn't look that great. More importantly, they make no effort to provide a good experience for visitors to the city.

Visited in November 2024 The town square of Trondheim. There's an obelisk in the middle of the square commemorating Olav Tryggvason, a Viking chieftrain who was said to be the founder of the settlement that grew into what would be called Trondheim. Unfortunately during my visit the weather was poor (late autumn). I didn't stay there for too long because I was to meet up with a few friends who live in Trondheim. Alas, can imagine a weekend when the weather is brighter and warmer - lots of folks out and about, taking the ferris wheel, or watching public concerts.

A place where fairs and celebrations take place, as well as a place where seagulls stole people’s food:)

Great

What can i say, just a big square.

God place

Down Hill to the Sentrum

Cosy town square with a lovely Christmas market. Beautiful area and very walkable from the station!

Visited in November 2024 Seems to be an interesting neighborhood - relaxed but has character. Home to the colorful row of shop houses that made Trondheim famous - most of these now are turned into pubs, coffee shops, boutiques etc. There is a unique bicycle lift system that is meant to help folks to hoist their bikes up the steep slope, although my local friend said it was to be phased out due to frequent breakdown and lack of use (the terrain around the city doesn't seem to be ideal for commuting using bicycle though). Most of the residential neighborhood is located uphill, between the intersection and Kristiansen fort.

This is by far the most picturesque area in Trondheim! Beautiful old houses and great vibes all around

Beautiful apartments and restaurants on the river. Very popular with tourists and locals for the amazing photo opportunities. 27 minute walk from the cruise port.

Very pretty area with boutique shops and cafe/bar.

Strolling through Bakklandet neighborhood feels like a little time travel thanks to the lovely historic houses.

Bakklandet is the ancient and beautiful heart of the Trondheim working class up until and way through the Industrial Revolution. The colorful two-story wooden houses are crammed into this tiny flat area between the river Nid and the hill to the east of the city center. Essentially a mud-bank which has to be stabilized every time a contractor wants to dig anywhere. It is a tourist attraction, a biking connection lane, a small-shop artisan collection, a café and drinks option and well worth a visit no matter the season.

A beautiful peaceful place ❤️

(Translated by Google) There could have been more seats around the centre, without having to sit down at a restaurant😊 (Original) Kunne vært flere sitteplasser rundt om på senteret, uten å måtte sitte ned på et spisested😊

(Translated by Google) Nice atmosphere (Original) Fin atmosfære

(Translated by Google) Nice and cozy place. (Original) Fin og koselig plass.

The food was very good, but the "premium" wine was NOT premium quality, and each pour was no more than 3 ounces at most. The cost for 4 small glasses of wine was $183 USD, but I looked up the pricing for each of the wines I was served, and none were more than a $30 USD per bottle.

It's my first visit to Michelin restaurant and it was great. From the first until last minute everything is well-prepared and feels comfortable: service, attention to details, stuff. Service itself is not visible: they come, serve the food, provide details and open to answer any questions. I asked a lot, and got all answers. Very polite, calm and professional. Food itself - something that is hard to find in the city, I don't know even if it's possible. A lot of fish dishes, I believe it's mostly in honor of Norwegian history and easy fish availability. Only one dish was with meat and that duck, save God your soul, was amazing, serving was like a piece of meet looks like an island in the forest surrounded by sea and rocks. Very impressive. I would definitely recommend if you can go there and experience Michelin level of restaurant.

We had a three course dinner - a starter, main course and dessert. The quality of the food was awesome except for the salty potatoes in the main course. My wife loved the non-vegetarian items. But, the vegetarian main course was a huge disappointment. Instead of the duck breast, they gave one cut carrot. If you are a vegetarian, it is not worth the money.

Fantastic kitchen with Scandinavian touch On its way to a two star Michelin rating Very friendly professional staff Many dishes were also served by the chefs Truly impressed by some signature dishes Rendeer heart ice cream (my summary of the dish) and a potato dish having the feel and touch of tagliatelle Very nice wine pairing We went on a Wednesday : offering a menu prepared by bistro and the signature restaurant Very impressed Strongky recommended

The most delicious food I had during my trip in Norway. Very creative with lots of textures and taste. The desert ice cream made of local herbs was stunning. The wine pairing was worth it, with large variety (Riesling from Germany, Arbois from France, Albarino from Spain, Chianti from italy, and a nice fortified wine for finishing). The place is comfy and cute, maybe a little noisy to hear all advices from staff but the service is very good. Will definitely come back.

Easily the greatest food experience I've ever had. The servers were accommodating, knowledgeable, passionate, and extremely kind, and the food was obviously incredible. Innovative and complex, but still highlighting natural flavours and utilising simple ingredients in a way that made each dish an absolute masterpiece. Of all the starred restaurants in Trondheim, this is undoubtedly the only one I will come back to.

We really wanted to love this place but found every dish much too salty. We ate at the bistro and had the 5-course menu. The over-salted food was such a shame, because the ingredients themselves were all otherwise really fresh. Good service and nice atmosphere. Would have been 5* if not for the salt

Cozy place for a beer. Little bit warm inside on hot days. Great atmosphere due to shelfs with many books

Without a doubt...the pub with the best beers in Trudenheim! Add the location, in the heart of the colorful alleys of the old town and you get a wonderful atmosphere.

Wow, what a beautiful place. Full of charm and good atmosphere. You should notice that they've got two bars. One in the front, and one that's open in the evening in the back next to the river. Excellent selection of beer. Untappd venue.

Very cozy. Lots of books that you can buy.

Wonderful and varied mix of contributions at open mic night, with the energetic host playing his part. A must visit!

Cosy little pub/cafe. We went when there was a beer tasting, tasting looked amazing! too bad i cant speak full Norwegian! The bar at the back has many local and imported beers but the local brews are a must! all staff are very happy and friendly! beers aren't crazy expensive for Norway either compared to the £10 I've paid before.

great open stage on sunday!

Great short little hiking area!!!

A magnificent beach for a swim in the Norwegian Sea. The scent of seaweed and the sea breeze are amazing

Perfect spot for waiting to see the capricious green lady!

It's a beautiful hike

Beautiful area for family life. Swimming, hiking and probably fishing. I didn’t get any fish there but there was some good spots I heard that are a bit difficult to reach.

Perfect place to relax or jog or run or exercise or do yoga or meditate or read a book. Great views of ocean. The breeze will do it's magic to make you feel refreshed completely. Don't forget to carry your water bottle (and may be a snack).

Beautiful place, visited in summer. However, dont expect to find sand here, only rocks and very few sea shells.

Beautiful selection and presentation with surprises in each room. Great and helpful staff 👌

The permanent collection on exhibit is rather small. I found it uninteresting. There was this piece of digital art, a flickering screen with a monotonous chatting voice, that made it very difficult for me to focus on the paintings in the room, and in the adjacent rooms as well. It had a pause button that didn't work for me. A temporary exhibit of Else Hagen's works was much more satisfying. Uploaded are the annoying video and a painting of Else Hagen.

A prime example of why real art shouldn’t be blended with modern, gaudy crap made of rubbish. The real art is simply lost in it. Not all contemporary art is that terrible, of course, but that was the first time I felt sad for my wasted 160(+-something) nok…

Wonderful gallery and lovely staff. Thank you very much. Definitely worth a visit

Very beautiful art made by famous Norwegian artists. The exhibits are nice and interesting. I highly recommend this art museum if you want to experience Norwegian art.

Great artwork and powerful imagery from an often overlooked perspective. ❤️ We also found complimentary coffee and drawing supplies in a room.

Various works of art. Now has an exhibition on motherhood, one room dedicated to photos of mothers and their own words of being a mother in war torn countries.

Tiny museum with well described history of Norwegian marines. It is worth it to visit folk museum at first, since they offer extra free entry tickets for sjøfartsmuseum 🥳

A small interesting museum. Also has activities children. While visit, pay attention to the ceiling on the 2nd floor, there you can find figures of rats:)

Small, but really great museum. I highly recommend it especially for children. For adults as well! A very friendly man working there. It tells the story of sailors, war sailors, war, shipping companies, what a sailor took on board, how they communicated, a sinking ship, etc.

Did not get the chance to visit, but it's good to know that you can visit this museum for free with a ticket to Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum, which is totally worth it. The receipt can be used as ticket here, wihitn a week from purchase.

It is ok but far too small. Kind of ok if you are with kids.

Free entrance with Sverresborg Museum ticket. Interesting museum that you can learn about the history of Trondheim’s maritime. Friendly staff.

Interesting small museum about sail training, local shipbuilding and sailors at war. A little expensive, but this is Norway.

Stumbled upon this place when visiting the area. Great concept of being able to play mini golf while having a drink. Stopped in with the family and we all enjoyed the vibe. Staff were lovely. Communal toilets.

I had no idea this city had an inside minigolf up until now! You'll have some of the standards, but then they show up with some of the most creative courses I've ever seen! Highly recommend it just for a random fun time! 🎉 Just make sure you don't have a lot of extra stuff on you as the lockers ain't working anymore due to people forgetting to give the locks back to the owners 👍

Free miniature golf while you're drinking. They pull the shades down every couple months and have nude golf, check it out.

Great place for minigolfing, lots of cool obstacles. You can also play boardgames here. The atmosphere is great. Only complaint is that the drink menu is very meh.

Had fun with their mini golf activity 😊 Great way to hangout with friends. Weekends can be a bit busy though. We had to wait for our turns in completing the mini golf tracks. However, the place has a cool concept 😄

Had fun playing! There are also board games :)

Had fun with a couple of friends! We went after midnight on a saturday and paid 224 kr per person to play (one beer included). Be patient, because sometimes you have to wait your turn when others are having a go at one of the courses! I would reckon this is a perfect spot for first dates. 🍺

Today, I tried their freshly made samosas in Curry in an Hurry and they were amazing, crispy on the outside and perfectly spiced on the inside. You can really taste the freshness. They were hot, flaky, and full of flavour. Definitely worth trying if you love authentic, tasty snacks. Highly recommended!

Lager11 has a cozy atmosphere especially now when you can watch the football matches. You can order by scanning the QR code on the tables. The food really varies a lot in flavors and quality. Personally I would avoid all the fried food as it came greasy and cold (frites with the cheeseballs). The tacos tasted fine, but the shells were too thin and everything fell through it before we could pick it up it also contained too much liquid. The quesadillas, dumplings and gnocchi were great! The beer tasting is also recommended! You sat at long tables and benches, wasn’t getting cleaned nor stable. It wiggles whenever someone is moving.

it's a good place if you want to party with lot of people. let's say 20 people. every main course dish cost about 80 nok. New review June 2021; wow today everyone is happy because food is so yummy. They did lot of improvements. Yummy delicious food now.

Great place for food and enterteinment!

Nice place with nice music. Lots of variety ... Comparatively cheaper than the fancy restaurants... Self service... I visited the Indian stall "curry in a hurry" they just got the Indian cuisine taste. Loved that.. would like to take my friends who want to try some Indian food. Ps. They have less on their menu.. calling them before visiting would be better.

Yesterday we went with my family to Lager 11. Curry in a Hurry's Samosas and Butter Chicken were amazing! The Samosas were crispy and tasty, and the Butter Chicken was so creamy and delicious. We loved it and can't wait to go back for more

This place is great. Not to expensive, good foodI ate at Santo Taco, it was very good. I also tried Francis Kaffe & Bubble waffles, I had brownies and ice cream, and also very good . I would definitely recommend this place for a great snack

Really great guided tour- if you forgot to buy tickets on land, you can buy them on an island in the cafeteria.

Nice place for half day trip. It's kinda historical place of Trondheim, there's a short excursion at the island where very experienced and very smart man tell a story of the island and the most famous prisoners. Some people are coming here for having picnic or swim. There's a ferry goes there and back every hour, just buy tickets there and back and use any time you Ned to go back. Usually not so crowded. I spent there approximately 2 hours and it was quite windy, so keep it in mind what to bring with you if needed.

I managed to visit on a dry day despite the forecast of rain. It was cold but sunny. I paid to visit the island but chose not to have the guided tour. What I didn’t know was that you can't go into the main, round building if you've not bought a tour. So instead I sat in the sun on the sheltered side of the island and enjoyed the solitude, with the waves lapping at the shore and the sea bird squalking. Afterwards I went and had tea and cake in the cafe where it turns out you can buy a tour ticket (although it was too late for me). The island is small with a bathing beach and barbecue area. The ferry leaves Trondheim on the hour, returning at quarter past. Keep an eye out for the time of the last boat back or you'll be stranded there overnight!

Beautiful small island just outside Trondheim!! Recommend to do the visit to the old fortress. The guide was nice, same as all the people working there. If you have a sunny day, pack your swimsuit and enjoy the small beach!!!

Wonderful place, not too expensive to get to, the tour isn't too expensive, but cafe and gift shop is pricy. The tour shows both the wonderful and disgraceful things that's happened throughout the years. The guide tells a wide, wonderful, interesting and full story of the last 1500 years compromised into 20(+/-)minutes. Would definitely recommend if you want to experience a big bit of history, but don't have much time. Boat leaves Trondheim each full hour and returns every 15 min over an hour.

This looked fascinating from the ship as we passed. I wish I had know about it and had time to perhaps do a tour.

really enjoy coming here, nice boat ride over just remember if you do go over buy the tour guide so you can Go inside the fortress lol, small Restaurant on the island but lovely views to look out on a sunny day. there are toilets on the island as well

A pleasant walk and a wonderful view

First this is a hill, not a mountain. It makes for a nice trail run form the centrum (about 16 there and back from where I live at Øya.). It is neither a tourist attraction, nor an iconic place to visit, nevertheless, worthwhile ticking off on your bucket list if you have time to it.

Great viewpoint and the starting point for a nice trail ride.

(Translated by Google) Easy climb, incredible emotions (Original) Легкий підйом, неймовірні емоції

(Translated by Google) Nice place with easy entry. Lots of trails to choose from. Nice view of the surroundings. (Original) Fajne miejsce z łatwym wejściem. Mnóstwo szlaków do wyboru. Ładny widok na okolicę.

(Translated by Google) Great terrain - insane views. Suitable for everyone (Original) Flott terreng - sinnsyk utsikt. Passer for alle

(Translated by Google) It would be better for biking rather than hiking. I walked. There are only a few buses per day. There was little reward when we reached the top. However, since the road was well-made, it seemed like it would be awesome to go up there on a bike and then go down for a walk, and in fact, there were many people who did that. (Original) 등산하기보다는 자전거타기에 좋겠더라. 나는 걸었는데. 하루에 버스도 몇대 없고 정상에 올랐을때 보상도 거의 없었다. 그치만 길이 잘 되어있어서 자전거로 올라서 산책길로 다운힐하면 끝내줄 것 같았고 실제로 그런 사람들이 많았다.

It's a small and beautiful market with all the Christmas vibes and shops. There was a carol performance by town ladies which was very sweet.

Wonderful atmosphere in the food and beer tent. Nice and warm inside with the log fire. Reindeer burgers were very tasty 😋

(Translated by Google) Cozy Christmas market 👍 (Original) Koselig julemarked 👍

came in without a reservation but they managed to seat me. i had the lutefisk menu. first time to Norway and loved it. the easiest was very attentive and helpful.

We enjoyed the food a lot. Super lovely staff, very attentive. Made good recommendations too. I tried the cocktail of the week which was a great mixture of raspberry, apple and vodka. Delicious crayfish. Dishes nicely prepared and crafted and lovely to look at. For five dishes (2x starters, 2x mains, 1x dessert) and three drinks (1x cocktail, 2x wines) we paid around 2,200 kr in total. Which is totally justified and fair for what you get. 100 % recommend this gorgeous restaurant.

We were really satistied with the quality of the food, the service, and the interior of the restaurant. We were 2 adults who ordered menu of the day for 350kr (between 4pm - pm) and our kids got child portion for a really delicious beef steak. We celebrated our special day for the dinner and came to our suprise we got extra drinks and the staff congratulated us! Thank you so much for really wonderful evening at your restaurant. Highly recommended!

Amazing food, exceptional service and good drinks. Had Hav sharing and only disliked the crab, which I wished were kept more natural and plain. 10/10 would go again 🫶🏻

Great service by lovely and attentive staff, calm and beautiful atmosphere and decorations. The food is super, and we had a perfect 3 course dinner (scallops, entrecôte, gateu marcel) with wine and drinks this time. I really like how much the staff did to make us feel comfortable and taken care of. Would also compliment the cleanliness on the bathrooms and that they give the little extra by offering some necessities/toiletries for women in the womens bathroom. One of my favorite restaurants in Trondheim due to the whole experience and the great staff.

Fantastic evening spent at Emilies Eld for our Julebord! Very attentive staff and wonderful food. Ambience only enhances the experience

My husband and I had a fantastic evening here. The service was great and all courses were delicious. Thank you for that wonderful time 👍🏼😀

I was away for work and asked the locals for a good place to eat and they recommended “Troll” and it did not disappoint at all. The menu is very simple as you just order a three or a five course meal. The food was traditional Norwegian and all three courses were amazing. I will definitely be coming back if I am ever in Trondheim again.

Had a five course meal. Most of the dishes were something easily made at home. The first main dish was too cold, and the second main dish was too hot. The dessert was a single pancake with some berries. Our waiter was not very welcoming, however the apprentice was nice. We did not feel that we got an «experience», and not rnough value for the price.

A simply fantastic location for this restaurant overlooking the Trondheim canal. The venue offers both elegant indoor dining rooms and a magnificent outdoor area. The latter is cleverly divided into a restaurant section, shielded by glass panels to enjoy the view in any weather, and a more casual area for drinks. From here, you can admire an unparalleled view of the picturesque, colorful houses lining the canal, creating a truly unique atmosphere. The culinary offering is remarkable for its variety and quality, with the option to choose between tasting menus and a wide à la carte selection. The menu strikes a fine balance between fish, meat, and vegetarian/vegan dishes. I particularly appreciated the meticulous attention to allergens, which are clearly listed on the menu and proactively mentioned by the attentive and well-prepared staff. The mussel dish was unforgettable: incredibly fresh, served with a delicate sauce and perfumed with local herbs that enhanced their flavor. The selection of sparkling wines was also excellent, featuring several labels of Crémant and Prosecco. A special mention goes to the details, such as the tea served in a French press, prepared and presented impeccably. The service was efficient, professional, and consistently friendly. Finally, it's worth noting the complete absence of architectural barriers, making the restaurant accessible to everyone. An experience I would absolutely recommend."

Great culinary experience in the harbour of Trondheim. We had the 5-course menu and it was a delicious! The waiter (with moustache and glasses) was super friendly and introduced every course by himself. If you have any allergies, it’s not a problem. They can adjust every course to your needs. There were also vegetarian options. However, I recommend to communicate the possibility of changing the food for allergies more directly, as this is sometimes a showstopper for people with allergies when it’s not clear from reading the Menu. They did a great job to adjust the courses for the allergies in our group (milk, celery). Thank you very much!

Wholly unimpressed with dining here. I was very excited to eat here as they describe their tasting menu as traditional Norwegian food with a modern twist, but what was served to me felt bland, uninspired, and at times, pre-packaged from a grocery store. Service was fine, though the servers weren’t necessarily the warmest. With the five-course meal, the dishes were spaced appropriately in between except the dessert, which came thirty minutes after the fourth dish and had to be asked for. The first course was a shrimp salad, bland and the shrimp were rubbery. Second course was a small slice of filet with a sauce that seemed to taste like French dressing, maybe a paprika mayonnaise/dressing that is popular in Norway for take away foods from a convenience store? The filet was fine but bland, it was on a spoonful of coleslaw which was also bland. The best part of the dish was the pickled onions but maybe not what I would want remembered about a filet dish. Third course was probably the best, a whitefish that was cooked well over a carrot purée, fennel fronds, and caramelized onions. Fourth course was a braised pork cheek, the meat was tender but the whole dish was sloppy and too sweet, like there was a hoisin sauce accident in the kitchen. Fifth course was a sad version of a crepe with berries, and a melted dollop of some sort of chocolate sauce. I had one taste of the crepe and ate the berries and gave up. I’ve eaten all over the world, from street vendors to Michelin Star restaurants, and know that you can get great food for cheap and great food for a ton of money. This place was neither, and i spent a ton of money coming to that conclusion. Best part about this restaurant was its atmosphere, which was low lit and moody, with interesting light fixtures and edgy pictures on the walls. My home has those things too though and i can experience it for free. Maybe it was an off day because i see a lot of people who have given the restaurant high ratings, but i wasn’t feeling it and i don’t think it was worth the price tag.

The five course menu here is a good way to explore a variety of typical dishes that the restaurant offers. An excellent sea scallop was followed by a dish of marinated mink whale, not something that we would have ordered from the a la carte menu). A deftly seared piece of pollock and rosy slices of beef came next before the superb cheese cake dessert with rhubarb.

Excellent 5 course dinner with wine pairing! Had the pollock, ox tail, decomposed shrimp sandwich, and pork cheek with pancake dessert.

An excellent find, and a worthy standout from the other great options in the area! Other reviews are right! Oh my freaking tummy, the food here is mind-blowing!! I can't believe I'd ever say this but... the Hummus was the winner for us- the best we've ever had!! Qe ordered the Fiske Soup (Fish Soup) which was pretty good too, and several other things. Service was really really really good. We enjoyed every bit of our time here. The ambiance is cosy, romantic, with a lot of different indoor areas, and outdoor seating to enjoy the sunshine on a beautiful day. Highly highly recommend this place. Thank you Kalas & Canasta!! Mmmmm...hummus, Lovely. We'll be back!!

The fish soup tasted very good, but it was a somewhat stingy bowl. Not so the amazing piece of duck breast, perfectly cooked. The Valrhona chocolate dessert was a bit muted and tasted like an ordinary chocolate mousse. The enclosed room in the back, surely a delightful space in normal temperatures, had turned into a sauna after a series of really hot days and was very uncomfortable (the cooler tables outside were full).

Absolutely amazing gastronomic evening. From the welcome at the door to the explanation of each dish put in front of us this is how a restaurant should be run. I cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough. Absolutely amazing. Wish I could give six stars.

I had a great meal here! We didn’t have a reservation, so we started outside, but the staff quickly found us a cozy indoor table within five minutes, so they were super accommodating. I got the meat of the day, a beef tenderloin, which was cooked perfectly, and the scallops were absolutely spectacular. The service was friendly, the food was excellent, and the space had a really cute, comfy vibe. I’d definitely go back.

Obsessed with Kalas & Canasta, it is a restaurant i would visit again and again as well as recommend anyone who is visiting this awesome city. Funky space, warm and interactive server (shout out to Anders, he was wonderful!), stellar food with gorgeous plating. Had a perfectly seasoned amuse bouche of a paprika based fish salad on a whole seed cracker, paired with a light Prosecco. The scallop appetizer was beautifully plated with a lemon creme sauce and pickled ginger, with squid ink honeycomb twilles that gave an umami zing and little crunch throughout! The fish soup was delicate, herby, and light enough to let the fish shine with hints of fennel throughout. The bread served with it had a grain mustard spread, and probably some of the best bread I’ve had in Norway. It was all so good I want to go back while I’m here in Trondheim and try more of this innovative and beautiful menu.

If you are in Trondheim do NOT miss this wonderful little restaurant. They almost always have vegetarian options... We had dinner here 2 nights and thoroughly loved it.

We stopped in last minute and were told we could sit outside as we did not have reservations and all tables had been reserved. About 10 minutes in, the waiter came out and said there had been a cancellation and offered to sit us inside. The food was amazing. I got the meat of the day (beef tenderloin) and it was delicious. If I am ever in Norway again I will be back! The staff were all amazing as well.

Chef Renee is well known in the Trondheim culinary scene as a visionary who’s not afraid to experiment with new ideas. I had the 5-course menu, which came with a few delightful extras by default: fresh bread, a pre-appetizer, and an after-dessert. The menu featured both meat and fish dishes, paired with vegetables. The flavors were unique and clearly crafted with skill—definitely not something you could easily recreate at home. I especially enjoyed the main courses with fish and meat. That said, 3 out of the 5 dishes were a bit too sour for my taste. I’m not sure if that was intentional or a one-off, which is why I’m not giving a perfect rating for the food. Service was great—friendly and attentive staff who introduced each dish and were happy to answer questions. Overall, I’d recommend a visit and would consider coming back to try the 10-course menu. The menu changes often.

Overall good taste food, the chef knows what they are making. However, they may slap you with additional offerings which might turnout too expensive on the bill, you think it is part of the meal but nope it was additional cost.

Gourmet Pearl in Trondheim. Wholesome atmosphere were you are treated to culinary world class treats. The servers are like hospiality ghost that lett you have privacy but appears a millisecond before you ned them

I just love this place! Definetly a place to go if U want an experience for life. This was my second visit and I will be back :-) The service was amazing, the food to die for and the staff kept smiling all through our 10 course meal that took us about 4 hours hour. Jobb well done!

Had a good time, delicious food and wine. Went with the 5 course menu, I was uncomfortably full at the end, spent arpund 2.5 hours dining. Friendly staff.

We were there friday 2022-04-08, party of 6. I would say astonishing experience. Marvelous food, drinks and dishes. Cool style and service that makes you feel special. Didn't think it could get much better than last time a few years ago, but it did!

We went to Bula to celebrate our engagement. In advance, communication was great and we were given seats at the chefs table. From beginning to end the service was exceptional and it really felt like the staff was celebrating with us. The 5 course menu was a treat for the senses with interesting flavors, textures and presentation. Although seriously operating gastronomy at a high level, the ambience and interaction made it fun and approachable.

I stayed in so many hotels all over Norway for the past 12 years (4 and 5 star hotels) and of all these hotels Britannia stands out the most. I was extremely impressed with everything this hotel had to offer. We arrived early and the receptionist told us our rooms were ready. The rooms were impeccably clean and the carpet was spotless (something that you can't always find even in top end hotels). My daughter was given a very cute teddy bear and a child robe to use at the swimming pool. The concierge went out of his way to walk with us instead of just show us on the map a place we wanted to visit. The housekeepers were very friendly and helpful and the turn down service was more thorough than other 5 star hotels. The breakfast was extraordinary with some of the best fruit selections I've ever seen. There was also a pinaist playing during breakfast and the ambience was very calm and relaxing. If I compare Britannia to Sommerro and The Grand (two of the best hotels in Oslo), I'd say Britannia is far ahead of these two. This hotel was a lovely surprise and I wouldn't mind coming back again to Trondheim just to stay again in this hotel. Thank you so much for making our stay memorable!

Amazing hotel with great F&B options, one of the best breakfast's I've had in a while and the main level bar is phenomenal. We had a gorgeous room in the historic component but the bed is a real dilemma. It was a very small queen bed with a major foot rest that makes it impossible for anyone 5'9" or above to properly sleep. We were there as part of a large group and this seemed to be a dilemma for everyone, hopefully they update the bed frames to be of 5 star quality. The spa is amazing, would recommend as well.

Beautiful hotel in Trondheim. Our Superior room was small with a view of a brick wall, but we still thought it was a great stay. Bed was very comfortable and the mirror on the wall was also the TV, so it was an easy room to be in. The bar was a lovely black and white room with cocktails (and art) named after previous staff. Lovely champagnes by the glass and such great staff! Breakfast was one of the best, with more than fresh omelettes being cooked to order. Dinner both nights was in the Brasserie- nice and casual and really good food and service (thanks Isabella!) . This was a delightful hotel- loved it.

This is a truly great hotel. In the grand old tradition of fine service and older values but wit a modern slant. The rooms are old works and the staff have a a respectful attitude. All very good and room service excellent. My only observation catheter seems ybcharacterustucakknmodetn with the history and call of the building and I think if there is every a revamp it should go back to a more old works entrance. But it’s still the best in Trondheim.

What an elegant hotel! We had an amazing stay-the staff was so help and friendly- the breakfast was one of he best I have energy had - great location for walking - beautiful relaxing spa with saunas and cold plunge and a hot tub either a starry sky view - we had dinner at the Johnathan Grill where we had an excellent steak then we went to the wine bar the relax - we will definitely come back

The Britannia was an amazing experience, and I would recommend it to anyone staying in Trondheim. We felt like royalty staying here, and particularly enjoyed our visit to the spa. There were a lot of great restaurants and sightseeing opportunities within walking distance, and everyone at the hotel was friendly, helpful, and welcoming.

Overpriced. The hotel is generally in great shape, the renovation of the historic building has been executed with high quality materials. Yet, at least the standard room which I got, was very tiny and lacked any view, which felt off for its price. Some details were a bit weird: e.g. the door to the room would open to the outside floor due to the lack of space in the room. And some details were even annoying: a sensor would turn on one light in the room every time you enter the room or go to the bathroom). Why? And at least I couldn't figure a way to turn this off. Breakfast buffet is good quality with a good selection. However, a proper a la carte menu would be something I'd have expected at that price point, not just a live egg station. Overall, feels like an expensive hotel where someone poured in a lot of money to renovate it and kept the rooms a bit too small to maximise their number. Service was good.

Great food, with a focus on fresh and raw ingredients. Fantastic service and wine/drink pairings. The cost is certainly high, but you absolutely get what you pay for. The only reason I would not give five stars is because I wasn't as overwhelmed as I hoped I'd be by the flavors, but nevertheless I was impressed and had a fantastic evening.

What a meal! Love the way we were brought on a journey. Starting on the mezzanine with Champagne, cider and snacks. Seated in, and sat with, the pinnacle of Norwegian furniture design from the likes of Sven Ivar Dysthe and Torbjørn Afdal. The focus on local production was not only applied to the food. After walking down, we had several fantastic dishes in the restaurant. The coppa and potatocake, lamb, crayfish and breiflabb/angler stood out. Great wine pairings as well. Loved the Testalonga El Bandito "I wish I was a ninja" and also the Arnot-Roberts Sonoma Coast Syrrah. Most of the cutlery were vintage Norwegian design from Skaugum and Hardangerbestikk. Nice detail. The restaurant has several cows milking just for them. And the desert was a very nice milk ice cream. The plum sake we had with it was delicious. On our way back up to the mezzanine for a coffee and some "lørdagsgodt" we were treated to a small tour of the restaurant. Sneak peak into the kitchen, visit to the upstairs wine room, information about the art and some of the plants they grown and use. This was pretty close to perfect and a meal I'll remember my whole life.

I cannot say enough about this place so I take my word that it will not disappoint. Just go. My favorite Michelin rated restaurant on the planet. The non-alcoholic drink pairing was incredible and diverse and way more intreaguig and reflective of local ingenuity and taste than any boring predictable wine menu. But their wines are great too. Their own beehives on the roof too! Staff was happy. Plenty of fancy places look great but ask the waitstaff how they are respected and there can be telling hesitation. None of that. The love shines through and makes everything taste great. I love the pre-dinner chill space and menu too

My wife and I visited Credo for her birthday and we were blown away in every single possible way. Food, service, ambiance were impeccable. What an experience! Wine paring was absolutely beautiful, every dish has its own character, which were perfected by accompanying wine pairings. Wine paring is a must if visitors are wine enthusiasts. On the day of visit, overall courses were 21 small, but creative dishes centered around local ingredients. Texture and aroma together with wines, they managed to perfect every single dish. Yes, it is expensive, and I wouldn't recommend visiting Credo every other day. But if you know how well prepared meal should taste like, it is worth every single NOK.

Wonderful food and an fantastic atmosphere. Excellent staff and exciting wines and beer. If you are looking for an experience you should visit Lilleby and Credo.

Amazing, the most beautiful and unique dining experience in Trondheim.

Incredible good! Best restaurant experience in Norway!

There's some construction ongoing. The place is big and dog friendly. Some plants are less maintained. But there's also some area where plants are alive and nice. There's alot of ducks in the pond :) which is fun to watch.

Nice garden. Wooden carved structures were specially interesting, lake was litt but april is not the best month to visit. I will visit again in june so i hope there will be more bloming flowers.

Lovely, really lovely botanical gardens in Trondheim. They are quite a way out of the city but public transport in Trondheim is great and there are several buses that will whisk you here. Also nestling in the centre of the garden is the highly-rated museum of musical instruments so you can combine two Trondheim highlights. The garden is free but the museum is not.

Great variety of plants, trees and flowers. We'll maintained and beautiful to walk around in this garden.

Great for Sunday walks. Very relaxing atmosphere. There are some plants and flowers, a pod with ducks and birds. If you're lucky you'll see some squirrels.

Nice botanical garden to stroll around. Mid June to mid July is probably the best period to visit when the flowers are blooming at its peak.

Nice collection of flowers, green plants and spices. Birds and pond have add more beauty to this garden. June and July are the best times to visit. It has no entrance fee and has free parking facility.

Established in 1739, it must be one of the oldest restaurants in town. It’s a little bit outside of downtown Trondheim, but not that far, you could even walk there if you don’t mind the hills. :) The inside looks super charming and definitely looks like they’ve tried to keep the original appearance, but they also have tables outside for the nice summer days. I had a proper Norwegian salmon dish and was perfectly cooked. :) Wine selection was pretty decent as well. And my vegetarian friend was able to find a good vegetarian burger as well.

Amazing old building from 1739. A lot of different rooms for sitting. And they are keeping it looking old with everything from curtains to old fireplaces. The service is great and the food too. One of my personal favorites in Trondheim.

Mushy "klubb", with cold reheated vegetable fries. Tavern used to be good but current owners seem to have cut cost and compromised quality. The atmosphere and building is nice, so it's decent for a beer but stay away from the food. We did get a discount after complaining!

Went here for some authentic Norwegian food. I had the brattsjø, if you’re American you should make sure you know what you’re ordering on that one. It was as advertised, not bad either. My family had the meatballs, everyone cleaned their plates! The place is nice and the staff is pleasant and extremely polite. Good spot for a family dinner.

The dinner: We ate the Spring chicken which was described as grilled, this was somewhat strange. as it had no trace of either a grill taste or marks. The skin was softer and relatively tasteless, the chicken meat was edible. But the lack of spices, such as salt, pepper or things like paprika, or garlic was the taste of it. The vegetables that were included as a side dish were tasteless and could well have been joined by more spices. The Bernaise sauce was serviceable, the potato side dish was cold, tasteless and not very inviting as the potatoes were not properly cooked. The service was serviceable. The price for two main courses with drinks was reasonable. But all things considered, it was not a visit we valued significantly, or enjoyed the food, we will not return as customer.

Traditional Norweean food in a real and authentic venue...

Amazing food and lovely host

As a desperate devoted fan of all medieval museums/exhibitions, I have just one question to the designers of Middelalderutstillingen: why? It feels that the initial intention was to design a haunted house (which they kind of did) with a number of historical exhibits and as little light as possible. Medieval times were dark, right? People were miserable, dirty, and creepy, right? Well, yes, but not all of them, and lurking around a dark corner creepily was not the only activity they had at their disposal. Putting so much emphasis on the “creepy” aspect of medieval times feels extremely one-sided and, unfortunately, drags attention from actually interesting things exhibited there. For example, Kuli stone, such an important Norwegian historical “document”, placed in a dark room with murky decorations and Tim Burton-styled tree shades. Just, why…To convey what message (“dark times of Christianity are upon us” or something like that)?.. Ok, I am done😅 The rest of the museum is very nice, the viking hall is great, impressive collection of swords ✨

A well-designed and informative museum with a focus on viking and medieval artifacts, archaeology and indigenous animals. Nice features of this comfortable venue include the lunch room, colouring station for children and the gift shop. Our kids, aged 4, 9 and 11, enjoyed it.

A good museum curated by NTNU about animals and mainly, the Viking culture found in Norway. The museum has 4 floors of different displays, and another culture collection across the building. On each diorama, there is an interactive screen to help with the details. The gift shop offers good books and souvenirs. You can buy tickets on the spot, but buying it online is preferable.

Free admission for children, students and NTNU staff. The museum has several seals of stuffed animals, from birds, mammals and fish. Too cool to play kids

Really what an amazing place with rich and nice experience , if you are in Trondheim you should visit for sure , even if you don't like history , you should visit . Really nice and organised in really nice way , supported with English text also . 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Nice Museum about vikings, life in norway, animals, history. So it has everything 😄 definitely recommend. Takes around 2 hours to complete

Different exhibitions. Price is ok. Museumshop is ok.

(Translated by Google) Status representing the last Viking. The station is very easily accessible from the city center, it is located next to the ticket office of the boat taking you to the island of Munkholmen. (Original) Statut représentant le dernier Viking. La statut est accessible tres facilement depuis le centre ville, elle se situe à coté d d’la billetterie du bateau emmenant à l’île de munkholmen.

(Translated by Google) Hello Norway tourists and vacationers! We're traveling on the MSC CRUISE ship! And of course, a lovely shore excursion in Trøndheim was also planned! This time, in beautiful sunshine, we were out walking! Through small, narrow, colorful alleys and wonderful paths under chestnut trees along the water! Today, there was even a brass band playing! In memory of a hero, the Vikings! (If I spelled something wrong, please correct me...) BUT it was all sooooo beautiful! The small cafés along the streets also invite you to enjoy delicious cakes and coffee! And then the street with the colorful parasols! Very romantic! I highly recommend Trøndheim! You can possibly get further into the city with a shuttle bus, BUT unfortunately, you won't see the little gems! Greetings, Gitte and Toni (Original) Hallo Norwegen Touristen und Urlauber! Wir sind mit dem MSC KREUZFAHRT Schiff unterwegs! Und natürlich war auch ein schöner Landgang in Trøndheim geplant! Dies mal, bei schönsten Sonnenschein waren wir zu Fuß unterwegs! Durch kleine enge bunte Gassen und herrliche Wege unter Kastanien am Wasser entlang! Heute war auch noch eine Blaskapelle unterwegs! Zum Gedenken an einen Helden haften Wickinger! (Sollte ich etwas falsches schreiben, bitte korrigiert mich …) ABER es war alles sooooo schön! Auch die kleinen Cafés an den Straßen laden zu leckeren Törtchen und Kaffee ein! Und dann die Straße mit den bunten Sonnen Schirmchen! Sehr romantisch! Ich kann Trøndheim nur weiter empfehlen! Mit einem Shuttle Bus kommt man evtl. weiter in die City, ABER das kleine Feine sieht man da leider nicht! Grüsslis Gitte und Toni

(Translated by Google) The statue itself wasn't much to see, mostly just a statue by a harbor. That's all I understood anyway. Actually, well, in all honesty it wasn't something I would go just to look at. It's not worth it. (Original) Själva statyn var väl inte så mycket att se, mest bara en staty vid en hamn. Det är allt jag uppfattade i alla fall. Faktiskt var det väl, i ärlighetens namn inte någonting jag skulle åka enbart för att titta på. Det är det inte värt.

(Translated by Google) The monument located on the Ravnkloa pier is called “The Last Viking” (Den siste Viking). The monument is somewhat gloomy, made in the form of a fisherman, who is the hero of the novel of the same name by Johan Boyer about the life of Norwegian sailors. Made by Norwegian sculptor Nils Os. Nearby there is a fish market with a cafe and a small bay with fishing boats.   It is close to the fish market and is a statue of the last Viking. The Vikings traveled incredibly long journeys in open boats (500 miles or more) in very hostile winter conditions and make you wonder how hard life was in those days. (Original) Расположенный на пристани Ravnkloa монумент называется "Последний викинг" (Den siste Viking). Памятник несколько мрачноватый, выполнен в виде фигуры рыбака, который является героем одноимённого романа Йохана Бойера о жизни норвежских моряков. Выполнен норвежским скульптором Нильсом Осом. Рядом находится рыбный рынок с кафе и небольшая бухта с рыбацкими баркасами.   Это близко к рыбному рынку и является статуей последнего викинга. Викинги путешествовали невероятно долгими путешествиями на открытых лодках (500 миль и более) в очень враждебных условиях зимой и заставляют задуматься о том, какой тяжелой была жизнь в те дни.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful harbor statues can be found everywhere in Trondheim, very nice city and center, everything is easy to reach on foot and by bus, everything is very clean and organized (Original) Schöner Hafen Statuen findet man überall in Trondheim sehr schöne Stadt und centrum alles gut zu erreichen zu Fuß und mit Bus auch alles sehr sauber und organisiert

(Translated by Google) Great sculpture right here at the fish market. Proud and right-wing. In characteristic Nils Aa's style. (Original) Flott skulptur akkurat her på fiskemarkedet. Stolt og høyreist. I karakteristisk Nils Aas stil.

(Translated by Google) Nice place, we liked it. (Original) Schöner Platz, hat uns gut gefallen.

Best art gallery in town

(Translated by Google) Good craftsmanship. Something for every taste and varied prices (Original) Godt håndverk. Noe for enhver smak og varierte priser

(Translated by Google) Great art products, in a nice room right behind Vår Frues Kirke. Here you can find both Nuperelle, crochet work, Nunofelting, knitting, ceramics, glass +++ Recommend a visit here for anyone who appreciates handmade objects, jewelery and clothes. (Original) Flotte kunstprodukter, I hyggelig lokale rett bak Vår Frues Kirke. Her finner man både Nupereller, heklearbeid, Nunofilting, Strikk, Kjeramikk, Glass +++ Anbefaler et besøk hit for alle som setter pris på håndlagede gjenstander, smykker og klær.

(Translated by Google) Incredibly cozy place, but nice service. (Original) Utrolig koselig sted, men hyggelig betjening.

The only technical university in the country. It has multiple campuses in central Norway. medicine and ship technologies are the most important branches of science. It has two large campuses in Trondheim. Student population is one of the important issues of the city. but i think Trondheim could be a more lively student city.

Very large and modern university with nice interiour design. A vast variety of places to sit down and work alone, with sound isolation and electricity. Even some comfy places to relax exist with the occoasional sofa or a central beanbag areal. The majority of lecture rooms have electrical outlets under the desks. The Realfagbygget is just awesome.

Very unhelpful staff members, some of them didn't even speak English. Very outdated materials and confusing websites! I had a terrible time there during my exchange. Don't recommend it at all.

One of the best place to learn and research your thesis. Last month, during my visit here, I got a chance to get some research insights.

Prestigious university. Very big with a lot of faculties and with good connections with bus

Very impressive campus, best university of Norway.

Possibly the worst educational institution in Norway. If you're looking to study computer science, or anything related to embedded systems, there are much better options that offer better educational quality in almost all aspects.

Perfect bar if you ask me, maybe expensive if you’re not used to Norwegian prices, but it’s exactly what you expect when walking in. If you’re just looking for a bar in Trondheim, this is it!

120 for a Dahls, even Oslo is cheaper, you don’t get much for you money. Nice chatty people earned it one extra star.

A small pub which does not welcome individuals of other cultures well. There’s a kind of tribalism amongst its most regular customers which in turn creates an excluding environment.

The broken and downtrodden frequent this place. If you like seeing people spend their wellfare checks, this is the place to go. Two stars for funny guy working the bar.

Nice bar with a great atmosphere. Good service. Nice people to talk with.

Great service and atmosphere

Great place

Nice please to take a bath or enjoy the sunset, easy to reach via public transport.

Nice and relaxing place for families 💛

Good easily accessible beach 🏖️ plenty of parking available near the beach area . Kids friendly

A really nice Beach!

Lovely beach. Best swimming place on a sunny day. Good for learners as well. Water is always cold as it's a fjord but you get used to it.

Beautiful area, perfect for a walk, jogging or some other activities on fresh air. Very nice spot for watching a sunset and observe the fiord.

Nice beach in the fjord