Trondheim City Add-On
Norway
Trondheim was the Viking capital of Norway and has always been an important trading centre.
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Culture
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Family Friendly
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Honeymoons
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Nightlife
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Non-Ski Activities
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Off the Beaten Track
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Quick Transfer Time
It is no longer the capital, but retains its historic significance as the coronation place for Norway's kings and queens right through to the present day.
Today Trondheim is a thriving university town with a strong music scene and home to Norway's national museum for music. The city is characterised by its wooden buildings and wide-open streets which were developed after the great fire in 1681 that destroyed many of the medieval buildings.
The city is well served with a regular shuttle bus from the airport departing every 15 minutes. A stopover in Trondheim fits particularly well with itineraries including a stay in Åre.
Accommodation
We’ve stayed at or visited all our Trondheim accommodation, so we can give you first-hand advice and recommend the best options for you.
Attractions
- Nidaros Cathedral - Dating back to 1070 this is northernmost medieval cathedral in the world. The coronation place of Norwegian Kings and Queens right through to the present day.
- Gamle Bybro - The old town bridge connecting the centre with Bakklandet (Trondheim's old quarter) and is one of the city's must see landmarks. A great spot to view the multi-coloured wooden wharf buildings lining the river Nidelva. This is a popular bar and restaurant area.
- Trampe Bicycle Lift - The world's first and only dedicated bicycle lift. The lift runs up a steep hill from Brubakken (near Gamle Bybro bridge) to Kristiansen Fort.
- Kristiansten Fort – The perfect vantage point to enjoy panoramas of the city. Rebuilt after the great fire of 1681.
Holiday combinations
The resorts and experiences which work with this city add-on.-
Ski resortÅreOne of Scandinavia’s largest ski resorts and ten-time winner of Sweden's Best Ski Resort by the World Ski Awards, Åre ski holidays are great for escaping the crowds. -
Ski resortHafjellWhether you're advanced or a complete beginner, there’s a tree-lined run for you on a Hafjell ski holiday. One of Norway’s largest ski areas, the Olympic resort has skiing for all levels. -
Ski resortNorefjellTreat yourself to a tranquil, snow-sure retreat with a Norefjell ski holiday. This former Olympic host has the biggest vertical drop in Norway. -
Ski resortMyrkdalenRelatively undiscovered and blissfully uncrowded, Myrkdalen ski holidays offer gentle, quiet slopes for beginners and untracked off-piste for the adventurous. -
Ski resortKvitfjellNorway is renowned for great snow conditions but Kvitfjell ski holidays stand out. The resort is consistently one of the first ski resorts to open and the last to close. -
Ski resortGeiloGeared towards families and first-timers, Geilo ski holidays are an all-round winter experience that begins with a breathtaking rail journey.
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Ski resortStötenYou would be hard pressed to find a more convenient destination than a Stöten ski holiday. The slopes and facilities are all within a five minute walk wherever you stay.
Our Prices
Every holiday is tailor-made, just for you.
To give you the most choice and best value, we create every holiday from scratch. This means that the quotation you receive is unique, based on your preferred departure dates, group size and holiday preferences.
We save you time and get the most for your money.
We sift through the prices and promotions for every airline, hotel and resort, exploring all options. We don’t publish all our prices online. Instead, we give personal quotations within 1-2 days of receiving your request.
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