Trondheim 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Trondheim’s Historic Sites

Morning:

  • Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Verdens Hest, a local favorite known for its delicious pancakes. (St Olavs gate 35)
  • Visit the Nidaros Cathedral, Norway’s national shrine and one of the largest churches in Scandinavia. (Oppstadsveien 2)
  • Explore the Archbishop’s Palace nearby, now a museum showcasing Trondheim’s history.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Rockheim - The National Museum for Music and Sound Art to learn about Norwegian music culture. (St Olavs gate 1)
  • Take a stroll along the beautiful Kystpromenaden, offering stunning views of the Trondheim Fjord.
  • Visit the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design (SILT) to admire traditional and modern Norwegian design. (Bakklandet 2)

Evening:

  • Dine at Kaafé in Bakklandet, a cozy restaurant serving fresh seafood and local specialties. (Olav Tryggvasons gate 7)
  • End your day with a drink at Zupperia, a trendy bar offering panoramic views of the city. (St Olavs gate 35)

Day 2: Experiencing Trondheim’s Culture and Nature

Morning:

  • Have breakfast at your accommodation or grab a pastry from one of the many bakeries in town.
  • Visit the Tram Museum, a unique museum located inside an old tram depot. (Prinsens gate 1)
  • Take a stroll around the charming district of Bakklandet (old town), with its well-preserved wooden houses and narrow streets.

Afternoon:

  • Head to Stjørdalsidenen, an outdoor activity center where you can try kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding on the Trondheim Fjord. (Kystveien 21, Stjordal)
  • Visit the Science Center, a hands-on museum that’s great for families and kids. (St Olavs gate 30)

Evening:

  • Dine at Torgbrød & Sjöcaféen in Torgårdsgata, offering delicious Norwegian dishes with a modern twist.
  • End your day with a walk along the Trondheim Salmon Ladder, where you can watch salmon swimming upstream.

Things to Know:

  • Trondheim’s public transportation system is efficient and affordable. You can use buses or trams to get around.
  • The city center is quite walkable, but consider renting a bike if you prefer a more active way of exploring.
  • Many shops and attractions close early on weekends, so plan accordingly.
  • English is widely spoken in Trondheim, making it easy for tourists to communicate.

Where to Stay:

  • Thon Hotel Baltica: A modern hotel located in the city center, offering comfortable rooms and a great breakfast buffet. (St Olavs gate 1)
  • Wilhelmina Hotel: A charming boutique hotel with individually designed rooms in a historic building. (Torgata 2)
  • Scandic Trondheim City: A modern hotel located near the train station, offering comfortable rooms and a good breakfast buffet. (St Olavs gate 65)