The Vibes of Trondheim and its Must-Visits, Trondheim, Norway

The third city of Norway, and the first significant one in the North, Trondheim remains rather small and easy to discover over a couple of days. The innovative student town showcases different gentrified areas that are enjoyable to stroll, past the must-visit Nidaros Cathedral that attracts thousands of pilgrims, believers and curious travellers every year.

One of the most enjoyable neighbourhoods to stroll is Bakklandet, towered by Trondheim’s fortress. A suburb of the city along the Nidelva River in the 17th century, it developed with wharves, industries and blue-collar housing when Trondheim became one of Norway’s most important seaports. Today, the residential neighbourhood with its pastel-painted wooden buildings brightened up by flowers houses coffee shops and restaurants, such as the cute Baklandet Skydsstation. Set up in one of the oldest buildings of Bakklandet, patrons enjoy herring prepared in various ways with one of their 230 aquavits (!) in its maze of small and cosy dining rooms. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).