Troldhaugen is a museum dedicated to the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, located in Bergen. The museum includes the villa where Grieg lived, the composer's cottage that was built in 1891 for his creative work, as well as the couple's burial place. The villa is furnished with memorabilia from Grieg's life and contains his Steinway grand piano from 1892, which is a central element of the exhibition.
One of the most striking parts of Troldhaugen is the Troldsalen, a chamber music hall with room for 200 listeners. The hall offers daily concerts during the summer season and gives visitors the opportunity to experience exclusive concert experiences in a unique atmosphere. Troldhaugen is recognized as a place of pilgrimage for Grieg lovers from all over the world, and the burial site by the water, which Grieg himself chose during a fishing trip, contributes to the place's cultural and historical significance.