Trondheim is a place with real importance in the history of Norway. The city, formerly called Nidaros, was Norway’s capital between 1030 and 1217. Trondheim is a lively Norwegian city, attracting many tourists every year. The fact that Trondheim is a city of students, culture, and cuisine brings to this place many options for events and vibrant cultural life.
There are various festivals during the year. Trondheim hosts events including jazz, blues, world, and pop music. The most popular festival of the year is the flagship St. Olav Festival, Norway’s largest church and cultural festival. The presence of excellent cycling paths around the center creates a charming and unique ambiance. Not only is the culture but also the food a highlight of the town. You can visit food and beer festivals or stroll along the most popular farmers’ markets in Norway.
