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Trondheim lies in Trøndelag and was founded in 997 by Olav Tryggvason. The city was called Nidaros and later Trondhjem, and took its present name in 1931. NTNU has more than 40,000 students, and the city is one of Norway's largest research and education hubs (Store norske leksikon).
Number of listings in the directory, checked 27.09.2026:
Sources: Store norske leksikon and AtB, checked 27.09.2026; SJ Norge, checked 26.09.2026.
Last checked 27.09.2026 by Redaksjonen NorgeGuide.
A single ticket for one zone costs NOK 50 for adults and NOK 25 for children, seniors and military. From the driver it costs NOK 20 more for adults (AtB, checked 27.09.2026).
90 minutes from purchase, extended by one hour for each additional zone (AtB, checked 27.09.2026).
Trondheim uses open ticketing on the green city buses and the tram: you board without showing the ticket, but it must be valid. On night buses and regional buses you must show it (AtB, checked 27.09.2026).
Construction began around 1150 and the church was probably finished around 1320. It stands over the grave of Saint Olav (Store norske leksikon, checked 27.09.2026).
102 metres long, 50 metres at its widest and 21 metres high under the nave vault. The tower is 87 metres (Store norske leksikon, checked 27.09.2026).
In 997, by Olav Tryggvason. The city was called Nidaros and later Trondhjem, and took its present name in 1931 (Store norske leksikon, checked 27.09.2026).
NTNU has more than 40,000 students, and the city is one of Norway’s largest education and research hubs (Store norske leksikon, checked 27.09.2026).
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