Housing in Trondheim
Trondheim is a municipality located in Trøndelag. The municipality has the third largest population in Norway with 205.165 inhabitants in 2020. The name of the city holds the meaning “the land that grows vigorously” which is emphasized by the beautiful nature of the city. The city center is located between Niedelven and the Trondheims fiord. Trondheim has the longest builded house settlement in the entire Nordic region and is for that reason also known as “the wooden housetown”.
Trondheim host the largest university of Norway (NTNU) which is a very popular and acknowledged institution of study. Visit the beautiful Nidaros cathedral or the National Museum of Decorative Arts that is located only a block away. Go for a hiking trip and experience the vigorous nature of Trondheim and you will not be disappointed.
Infrastructure in Trondheim
The public transport provider is called AtB at that is exactly where it is taking its passengers - from A to B. Earlier on an extensive tramway system existed in Trondheim but only one line operates today. The tram runs from the center of the city to Lian alongside the western side of the river through Byåsen. The tram is mostly used by the locals in Byåsen and it makes it easy to reach the popular area of Bymarken. Digital payments are most in use for public transport - you can purchase both pass and single fares via the AtB mobile app. The international Trondheim Airport is located in Sjørdal with direct connections to cities such as Copenhagen, Stockholm London and Amsterdam.The business climate of Trondheim
Trondheim is center for trade and many businesses. Trondheim host five of the largest companies in “fylket” - Reitangruppen, TINE, Gilde, Coop and Felleskjøpet. The city offers many different shopping opportunities with shopping centers placed at various locations. The retail is mostly located in the city center on the street “Muntegata” and alongside the waterfront. Here you can both international brands,vintage and thrift shops.Trondheim’s geography
As mentioned earlier on Trondheim has a vigorous landscape that can be experienced on a hiking or boat trip. Trondheim also holds a beautiful harbour and is located right where the Trondheim fjord meets the River Nidelva. Trondheim holds an important role as transport center in Mid Norway for both the railway and the freight freeway. Trondheim has 205.163 citizens (january 2020). If you include all the many students who do not report moving to the city, the actual number is significantly higher. Based on population is the third biggest municipality in Norway.Worth a visit in Trondheim
Nidaros cathedral - The Archbishop’s Palace Museum - The Falstad Centre - The crown Regalia - Trondheim Science CenterLinks about Trondheim
