Trondheim

Trondheim, Norway’s third-largest city, boasts many must-see attractions. A standout among them is the Nidaros Cathedral, located in the city centre, which is both an impressive sight and a popular pilgrimage destination in Europe.

Trondheim is also home to several highly regarded museums, including the Trondheim Art Museum, the National Museum of Decorative Arts and Design (Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum), and the Archbishop’s Palace (Erkebispegården). For famous music fans, the Rockheim Museum is a must-visit as it is Norway’s national museum for the genre. With a student population of around 40,000, Trondheim is a lively city with plenty of exciting events and activities. Visitors can enjoy live music or hunt for bargains in the charming niche shops scattered throughout the city’s neighbourhoods. Just outside the city centre lies Bymarka, a vast outdoor area perfect for long walks throughout the year and skiing during winter.

Trondheim – Luxury Collection

Britannia Hotel$$$$

Established in 1870, the Britannia has a rich history as the hub of mid-Norway. An iconic hotel with a storied past, serving Arctic explorers, politicians, royalty and celebrities. For 150 years, Britannia has been a destination for fine dining, elegant hospitality and special occasions. Following a three-year dramatic $150 million renovation, the Britannia re-opened in April 2019. Bespoke furnishings and textiles, fine linens, and marble bathrooms adorn the bright guest rooms and suites. And...

Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel$$

The Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel, Trondheim, boasts an exceptional design and a location next to the city’s beautiful Nidelven River. The central atrium sits under a glass roof, filling the space with stunning natural light. In addition to the sleek decor, the modern rooms and suites feature amenities such as free Wi-Fi and a minibar. Make sure to visit 26 North Restaurant & Bar, which has a modern Nordic à la carte menu based on fresh and local ingredients. Choose from a wide ...