Northern Norway, Norway
Experience an unique blend of ancient history and modern innovation.
Encounter long, bright summer days and short, atmospheric winter days.
Develop respect for Norwegian design, efficiency, and profound connection with nature.
Participate in local events to immerse yourself in daily life.
Using a few Norwegian phrases demonstrates respect and interest.
Savor traditional Norwegian dishes for a taste of the culture.
Commit to practices that preserve Trondheim's beauty and culture.
Commit to practices that preserve Trondheim's beauty and culture.
Support local businesses, artists, and food producers. Purchase locally made goods.
Dine at independent restaurants to keep tourism benefits within the community.
Explore local art galleries and craft shops to find authentic souvenirs.
Minimize waste with reusable water bottles and shopping bags.
Respect nature by staying on marked trails and avoiding litter.
Choose public transport, walking, or cycling to reduce your environmental footprint.
Adhere to local etiquette, like valuing quietness in public spaces and respecting personal space.
Maintain appropriate cultural respect when visiting historical sites.
Engage with local traditions with an open mind and respectful attitude.
Your responsible choices contribute to the preservation of Trondheim. Learn to document your journey respectfully with Skillshare's photography courses.
Consider where your next Norwegian adventure might lead.
Head to Oslo for museums and historical sites. Visit Bergen, a historic Hanseatic city and fjord gateway.
Explore the Lofoten Islands for dramatic scenery, Northern Lights, and hiking. Tromsø for whale watching.
Consider Svalbard for Arctic wilderness and polar bears. North Cape for Europe's northernmost point.
Extend your journey to discover Norway's diverse landscapes.
This provides a diverse perspective of Norway's coastline.
Consider multi-day excursions to truly experience the scenic routes.
Check for train and bus connections to regional hubs for onward travel.
Each season reveals a new facet of Trondheim.
Return in winter for Northern Lights viewing and snow activities.
If your first visit focused on urban exploration, emphasize the surrounding nature next time.
Experience different festivals and events throughout the year, like St. Olav Festival in summer.
Explore Norway's highest mountains.
Paddling amidst stunning waterfalls.
An Arctic wilderness experience.
Visit the largest longhouse reconstruction.
Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site.
The warmth of Trondheim's local community and the beauty of its surroundings linger long after your departure.
