One of the most ancient and beautiful countries on earthis Norway. Trondheim is one of its cities. It is not only the most ancient, but also the most beautiful in the state. It combines the splendor of the landscape, natural purity and luxurious culture. The metropolis is famous for its modern unusual architecture and wooden buildings, which are his face. Classic wooden houses on stilts - this is a feature of the city. In general, there are many wooden houses in Trondheim, because the construction of buildings from this material is a local ancient tradition, whose origins go back to ancient times.
The presence of large cities is famousNorway. Trondheim is the third most populous city in the country. It is located at the mouth of the river Nidelva on the coast of the Trondheim fjord. There are many places of interest in Trondheim, but you can get around on foot. This city has a wonderful climate: in mid-January, the temperature rarely drops below three degrees Celsius. There are various fauna and flora, and the fjord never freezes.
Norway, Trondheim in particular, is a majorscientific and industrial center. In the country, as in the city we are describing, there are many institutes, universities, factories and enterprises that have become famous throughout the world. Trondheim is considered the first capital of the state, and it was here that Holy Olaf was killed. And over his grave was built the cathedral of Nidaros, in which, even today, coronations of Norwegian monarchs are held.
Trondheim is located in the center of Scandinavia.It was repeatedly destroyed by fires. After another invasion of fire in 1681, the city was completely rebuilt. But even after that, despite the measures taken to prevent the occurrence of fires, the village burned several times.
Very conveniently located Trondheim (Norway).How to get here, almost every tourist knows. The easiest way to do this is flying by plane. There are direct flights to the city from Amsterdam, London, Riga, Warsaw, Stockholm, Oslo and other European cities. Well, if the departure is from the airport, from which there is no direct aircraft, then first you need to get to Oslo, and from there you can take a train or bus directly to your destination.
Из Европы доехать до этого исторического центра possible and on your own car. But the most exotic option is the steamer. Vessels depart regularly from Bergen wharves. From a tourist point of view, this trip is incredibly exciting. But it is very expensive and also takes a lot of time.
Trondheim (Norway) attractionswhich we consider further - this is the historical center not only of the country, but also of Europe. Therefore, there is something to pay attention. For example, Nidaros Cathedral. This is the main historical and religious building and the oldest Scandinavian shrine. The cathedral is more than ten centuries old. It is built in the Gothic style, and its facade is decorated with sculptures of queens and kings.
The royal residence "Stevesgarden" - anothera masterpiece of the ancient architecture of Norway. The building was built in 1788. Stevesgarden is the largest wooden palace. The structure is designed in an eclectic style, with elements of rococo and antique style.
The river Nidelva is naturallandmark and pearl of Trondheim. In the summer, you can watch the magnificent sunsets here. The best view of the river opens from the park "Marinen".
Norway (Trondheim) is interesting for its localtraditions and national holidays. One of the most colorful national events is the Day of St. Olaf, which takes place in Trondheim in late July.
The celebration is dedicated to Olaf II Haraldson, the king,ruled the village at the beginning of the XI century. Christian traditions in Norway finally established precisely during the reign of this king. But because of his views, the monarch was forced to leave his homeland, and when he decided to return, he was killed in one of the battles.
Now every year Trondheim residents arrange inthe honor of its heavenly patron ten-day festival. During the celebration, there are various open-air concerts, theatrical performances and various kinds of competitions. And on the first day of the feast in Nidarossky Cathedral, where the relics of the saint are kept, the services are held.
If you decide to visit the city of Trondheim(Norway), then you should know some of the nuances. So, young ladies who expect to drink alcohol in restaurants and dance in nightclubs should definitely have a passport with them. In such institutions there are age restrictions on the sale of alcohol.
The village is maintained idealpurity. For the garbage thrown out in the place not intended for this purpose it is necessary to pay a large fine. Bottles and cans of beer can not be thrown away, but donated at any outlet that sells a frothy drink. Many stores offer a good cash reward for returning used packaging.
Not only Trondheim itself will be interesting to tourists.(Norway), whose photo we offer to see, but also its surroundings. Having decided on a trip outside the city, you must visit the place Stiklestad, which is located 95 kilometers from the city. This town played a big role in the history of development of Norway itself. Here is the altar of the Church of Stiklestad. It was in this place in the distant year 1030 that the beloved king of the Norwegians Olaf II perished, who, after his death, was canonized.
