

Film: Culture and City Breaks in the Trondheim Region
Trondheim is Norway’s third largest city. It has a population of approx. 180,000 people and is a great starting point for adventures in the county of Trøndelag.



Trondheim is Norway’s third largest city. It has a population of approx. 180,000 people and is a great starting point for adventures in the county of Trøndelag.



Nine national park areas, the rugged coastline and many historical sites make Trøndelag / Central Norway a varied discovery for walkers, sea anglers and culture lovers.


Fly directly from London Gatwick just 2,5 hours from Trondheim in Trøndelag, with Norwegian Air Shuttle.



The coast of Trøndelag with the islands Hitra & Frøya, the Trondheim fjord, Fosen peninsula and Namdalskysten, is part of what draws many tourists to Trøndelag, and fishing is the most popular activity.



Trøndelag is a popular region for hiking, and public footpaths are found in the inland regions, in urban areas and along the coast.



Trøndelag offers unbelievable scope for deep-sea fishing, fjord fishing, freshwater fishing and salmon fishing. Accessibility and a good catch characterize fishing trips in Trøndelag.



Did you know that so-called Line Aquavit has its origins in Trondheim, and that the first written account of aquavit originates from Steinvikholm Castle? Join us on a historical aquavit tour of Trøndelag.



The Pilgrim’s Route is a common name for routes leading from various parts of Norway to Trondheim and Nidaros Cathedral, following in the footsteps of pilgrims.



With its wide range of local food manufacturers and high quality restaurants, Trøndelag can rightfully be called a culinary region.

Norway’s historical capital has played a central role in the nation’s history.
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The Røros region is known for its world heritage site and the beautiful nature.
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Few destinations have so many activities to offer the year around as Oppdal region.
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The Værnes region stretches from Tydal to Stjørdal.
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The Innherred region is home to numerous historical sights and cultural and natural adventures.
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There are few places where the distance between the Norwegian coast and the Swedish forest is as short as in Namdalen.
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The south-coast of Trøndelag is diverse and beautiful.
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he Coastal Route stretches from Steinkjer to Bodø.
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