Trondheim is one of the oldest cities in Norway, founded in 997 by Viking King Olaf Truggvason. This city combines rich history, medieval charm and modern culture. With its picturesque wooden houses, majestic Nidaros Cathedral and lively student atmosphere, Trondheim attracts tourists from all over the world. A map of museums and attractions will be your indispensable assistant in exploring this unique city. The main museums of Trondheim offer a fascinating dive into the history and culture of the region. The Ringve Museum is dedicated to music and musical instruments from around the world, the Archbishop’s Palace Museum tells about Norway’s medieval history, and the Trondheim Museum of Art presents collections of Norwegian and European art. The Trondheims-Sjöphartsmuseum Museum explores the maritime history of the city, and the Museum of Natural History and Archaeology displays unique archaeological finds. The map will help you easily find these cultural treasures and plan your visit. Among the main attractions of Trondheim, a special place is occupied by Nidaros Cathedral - the northernmost Gothic cathedral in the world and the coronation place of Norwegian monarchs. The old city bridge of Gamle-Bubru, the Christiansten fortress, Torget Square with its fairs and markets, as well as the Bakklandet district with its colorful wooden houses create a unique look of the city. These historic sites marked on the map will allow you to better understand the soul of Trondheim and its centuries-old history. You can explore Trondheim yourself, using a map to build routes to places of interest to you, or choose a tour with a local guide. Professional guides will reveal the secrets of medieval Trondheim, show hidden corners and tell amazing stories about the city. Plan your trip with a map in your hands and discover all the facets of this amazing Norwegian city.