Walking tour of the city of Trondheim

Upon arrival at the port, our Spanish-speaking guide, identified by the Shore2Shore sign, will welcome you to begin a fascinating tour of the third largest city in Norway.

Founded in the year 997 AD under the name Nidaros, Trondheim was the capital of Norway during the Middle Ages and is today a vibrant historical and cultural center. The city, with 193,000 inhabitants, offers a unique combination of medieval past and Scandinavian modernity.

We will start our tour exploring the city center, where everything is within walking distance. We will stroll through the streets and feel the history unfolding from the Middle Ages to the current technological era, while the Nid River winds around us, defining the heart of Trondheim.

We will pass by the majestic Stiftsgården, the largest royal residence in Scandinavia, and cross the market square, dominated by the statue of Olav Tryggvason, the founder of the city.

Our next stop is the iconic Nidaros Cathedral, one of Norway’s most important monuments. With a rich history linked to Saint Olav, this Gothic cathedral is a pilgrimage site comparable to routes like Rome or Santiago de Compostela. We will enjoy an exterior visit of this architectural gem and its surroundings.

On the way back to the port, we will cross the charming Old Town Bridge to enter Bakklandet, Trondheim’s most picturesque neighborhood. Here we will find old wooden docks lining the waterfront and small shops that create a unique and intimate atmosphere.

Thank you for joining us on this journey through the history and charm of Trondheim with Shore2Shore!

GENERAL INFORMATION

• CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD 15% DISCOUNT
• DURATION: GUIDE AVAILABLE UP TO 3 HOURS
• EXCURSION EXCLUSIVELY ON FOOT, NO BUS.
• NO SUPPLEMENTS

NOTES

• Easy Level/Panoramic/Cultural.
• It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes.
• THE ORDER OF THE PLACES TO VISIT MAY BE MODIFIED BY THE GUIDE'S ORGANIZATION AND TRAFFIC AND/OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES.
• Walking tour.
• This excursion is not recommended for people with reduced mobility, people who require the use of a wheelchair, or those traveling with baby strollers, due to uneven terrain.
  

Disembarkation information

• Meeting point at ROCKHEIM, the Rock Museum of Trondheim, just a few meters from the disembarkation point.
• The guide will wait there at the agreed time, identified with a SHORE2SHORE sign.