A masterpiece of Gothic architecture and Norway's national sanctuary, Nidaros Cathedral is a must-visit for its historical and religious significance, featuring intricate sculptures and the burial site of Saint Olav.

This charming neighborhood is known for its colorful wooden houses, cobblestone streets, and vibrant arts and crafts scene, offering boutique shops, galleries, and cozy cafes along the Nidelva River.

These historic fortifications offer panoramic views of Trondheim and the surrounding fjord, allowing visitors to learn about the city's military history.

The Old Town Bridge, also known as the 'Gate of Happiness', provides picturesque views of the historic wharves along the Nidelva River.

This cutting-edge museum is dedicated to Norwegian pop and rock music, featuring interactive exhibits and iconic memorabilia that showcase the country's musical heritage.

Rockheim is a museum dedicated to popular and rock music, featuring interactive exhibits, historical collections, and a 'Time Tunnel' showcasing modern Norwegian music history.

The Archbishop's Palace, adjacent to the Nidaros Cathedral, houses museums detailing the site's historical and ecclesiastical significance.

Ringve Museum is Norway's national museum of music and musical instruments, featuring collections from Europe and exhibits on modern sound technology.