Trondheim

Modern maritime museum showcasing Norway's seafaring history and culture, featuring exhibits on shipbuilding, navigation, and the country's rich naval heritage.

Built over the burial site of King Olav II, patron saint of Norway, this 13th-century cathedral is a popular pilgrimage site and features Evangelical-Lutheran Christian services daily.

National museum for popular music from the 1950s to present, housed in a former grain warehouse in Trondheim since 2010, featuring exhibits on Norway's musical heritage and artists inducted into the Rockheim Hall of Fame.

Modern fortress built after Trondheim city fire in 1681 to protect against eastern attacks, completed in 1685 and successfully defended Swedish siege in 1718.

National museum for music and musical instruments, featuring a global collection of over 6,000 objects, including rare instruments from Norway's folk music heritage and international exhibits on piano-making and jazz history.

Royal residence in Trondheim, Norway, featuring 140 rooms across 4,000 square meters of wooden architecture since 1800.

Lutheran church built on medieval foundations that serves as a stone parish house of worship, featuring a masonry exterior and a rebuilt tower added during the late eighteenth century.

One of Norway's oldest and largest university museums, featuring natural history collections, archaeological exhibits, and botanical gardens in Trondheim and Dovre municipalities.