| Bakklandet
www.bakklandet.com If hiking and fishing is not your
thing, or if you just want to relax,
a stroll in Bakkelandet might be a
good idea. These old wooden
houses are restored and bubbling
with life, cafés, small boutiques
and restaurants.
Lars, Pilot | Røros
www.rorosinfo.com Nearby Røros is one of Europe's
oldest town of wooden buildings
and placed in Unesco's World
Heritage list. Its a daytrip from
Trondheim and well worth a visit.
Take your time because there are
a lot of things to see and do here.
Jesper
| Bicycle Lift
www.trampe.no A bicycle lift, how weird is that?
If you are in Trondheim you got to
try it. You need a lift card and, of course, a bike. Get the card from
the tourist office or at the starting point of the lift.
Pierre |
| Tyholttårnet
Link (Info page in Norwegian) A visit in Tyholttårnet is a must. There's a rotating restaurant on the top floor that gives you a great view of the city while eating a nice dinner.
Viktor | Estenstadmarka & Estenstadhytta
www.estenstadhytta.no/ Trondheim is a city with great proximity to the outdoors. Take bus 5 or 9 towards "Dragvoll", get of at "Loholt" and you're at the entrance to the wild forest. If you're not that much of a hiker, take the 45 min walk to Estenstadhytta (cabin) with great views of Trondheim and traditional food. (Map and compass is a must for foreigners)
Anders |