Where to stay in Trondheim

As Norway's fourth-largest city, Trondheim offers diverse neighborhoods and stays. Explore our range of hotels, whether you prefer to be in the heart of the city center, next to Lerkendal Stadium, near Værnes Airport, or on historic grounds at Stiklestad.

Hotels in Trondheim city center

Want to stay right in the heart of the city, just steps away from the best shopping, dining, and sights? Find your perfect central spot:

• Scandic Solsiden – close to everything, with fantastic shopping and nightlife right on your doorstep
• Scandic Bakklandet – located by the water in idyllic Bakklandet, Trondheim’s old town
• Scandic Nidelven – right in the heart of Trondheim near popular shopping center Solsiden and attractions such as Nidaros Cathedral

Hotels around Trondheim & regional attractions

Looking to stay outside the city center, close to football, travel hubs, or history? We have three great options:

• Scandic Lerkendal – direct access to Lerkendal Stadium, the home of Rosenborg Ballklub
• Scandic Hell – located just 600 meters from Trondheim Airport Værnes, ideal for business travelers and families
• Scandic Stiklestad – stay on historic grounds near the famous 1030 battle site, with the Stiklestad National Culture Center in the same building

Short about Trondheim

Trondheim is a 1,000-year-old city that has evolved from an ancient Viking hub into a vibrant university town with a rich selection of culture and activities. Getting here is easy, with Trondheim Airport Værnes and Trondheim Central Station serving as major transport hubs.

Explore Trondheim and local attractions

Top things to explore in Trondheim:

• Nidaros Cathedral: Trondheim’s most famous landmark, a Gothic masterpiece, Norway's national shrine, and Northern Europe's chief pilgrimage destination. Admire the cathedral’s 5,000 intricate sculptures, or climb the 172 steps up the tower for panoramic city views (note: tower climb is not recommended for visitors with heart conditions, asthma, or claustrophobia).
• Rockheim: Norway’s national museum of popular music, located at Brattørkaia. Experience Norwegian music history from the 1950s to today, and round off your visit with coffee on the roof terrace, offering perhaps the best views in town.
• Old Town Bridge (Gamle Bybro): Walk or cycle across this iconic bridge (also known as Lykkens Portal) connecting the city to Bakklandet and Solsiden. Adorned with charm, it offers picturesque views over the Nidelva River.
• Ringve Museum: Norway’s national museum for music and musical instruments, set in a beautiful historic manor overlooking the Trondheimsfjord.
• Kristiansten Fortress: Climb up to this well-preserved 17th-century fortress for panoramic views of Trondheim, rich military history, and scenic parkland perfect for relaxing.