Trondheim is a city of Norway.
Trondheim is located in Norway, part of Europe. Find essential geography and continue exploring more places in the same country.
Source: Statistisk sentralbyrå (tabell 04859). Population figures can use different geographic boundaries and should be read together with “Figure applies to”.
Trondheim lies by the Trondheimsfjord and combines medieval history with a large student and technology community. Its centre follows the River Nidelva.
Trondheim has a recorded population of 202,397. The figure applies to Trondheim and is dated January 1, 2026.
Midtbyen contains the shopping streets and Nidaros Cathedral. Bakklandet has colourful wooden houses, while Solsiden occupies a redeveloped harbour area.
Nidaros Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Old Town Bridge and Kristiansten Fortress explore the city’s history. Ringve and Rockheim focus on music.
Summer brings bright evenings and a lively centre. Winter can be cold but suits museums, cafés and a wintry atmosphere.
Much of the centre is walkable or easy by bicycle. Buses cover the city, and trains connect Trondheim with the airport and the rest of Trøndelag.
Explore Stjørdal and Røros.
Trondheim has a recorded population of 202,397. The figure applies to Trondheim and is dated January 1, 2026.
Trondheim is in Norway.
Two days cover the main sights; three provide more time for museums and nearby areas.
Yes. Bymarka, the Lade trail and the fjord offer easily accessible outdoor options.