Best rock/metal store in Norway. Very small shop, but here you will find new releases and rare…read morerecordings. CD, vinyl, merch and more!!

Very cool and interactive experience. My kids loved the recording studio where they could make…read moretheir own music. The rest of the experience was equally interactive and there were lots of memorabilia from Norwegian musicians of all kinds, and even a few glimpses into other worlds music such as the Beatles and instruments from world renowned rock stars. Awesome.

Fun for the whole family on a rainy day!…read more Rockheim is an interactive museum about Norwegian music history. I am no music expert but I still had a wonderful time. There is information both in English and Norwegian, and kids love it because it is interactive with instruments, laser guns and touch screens! Adults love it because of the music, and the reminiscing! Absolutely worth stopping by if you have the time.

Didn't know what to expect before going but my entire family loved this museum. From the fantastic…read moredisplay of harps and other instruments to the play room where you can get hands on with drums, a piano and more, to the vast botanic garden which is clearly being well maintained. This was a highlight of our trip to Trondheim.

This is one of those Trondheim must-visits. A lazy Saturday morning, head out and grab a coffee at…read moreone of the small cafes. Take it outside and watch as the locals peruse the shops for art and quirky fashion. The street is lovely and the views from the Old Town Bridge of the Nidelva river are the ones you see on all of the postcards. This is an area to spend some time in - lots of little stuff to see and great place to jump off to. The old town is close and the Cathedral is just over the River. Loads of restaurants and stuff to do very close by.

If you didn't think it could get more charming then the old wooden houses on the river STOP HERE…read more seriously the most adorable little restaurant I have ever been to. Luckily when we went it wasn't so busy. We decided to walk around a little and there is a hallway that leads to this little eating spot. This place looked like it was torn right out of the sweetest little bookshop fairytale. It looks like beauty and the beast library pretty much. Just more of a vintage feel to it. And then we found this tiny nook big enough for two people to eat at. It was right on the water. I couldn't stop smiling when I was here. I got the corn and jalapeño soup. It was just the most perfect thing on this cold day. We had a warm soup. Some blankets. A view of the river and houses and a crisp beer. Life couldn't be better.

This bar is magic! Beer, live music, live plays. My favorite local place I have enjoyed here! Go…read morehere please!