Visit the Nidaros Cathedral, while in Norway. Awesome preservation of history. Workmanship of the trades over the centuries of building and maintaining this building.
Norway’s premier cathedral rises above everything in Trondheim. The massive spires are visible from much of the city and mark the former royal seat of power. The cathedral itself is impressive but the entrance fee is a bit of a drag. The surrounding area is great for a contemplative walk along the river. Inside, it’s a church, though admittedly a large one. It’s at last worth checking out the city’s prime landmark.
Nice cathedral, great cathedrals choir, bit pricey but combined ticket (for adjacent museum and royalties collection) is worth of every penny BTW place was crowning cathedral or Norway, the most important one
It is very expensive to enter this church - the entrance fee isn't even optional or based on charity, as in other churches. And then it is forbidden to take any kind of pictures, not even without flash - again, what is always allowed in other churches. The lame explanation is that it is to not disturb the churchgoers, but there are very clearly none of those - not surprisingly because the staff and guides themselves create a lot of noise and disturbance. What a shame with that lousy attitude - because it is a beautiful building with an interesting history!
Amazing cathedral, combined ticket totally worth it! You just have to pay extra 40kr to get on top of the tower, so not be surprised. Complete tour takes more than 3 hours, if you want to get know everything :D
I participated four times the "Store Styrkeprove" (the big power check), an Int'l bicycle event.
Whenever I visited Trondheim I went into the church. A church with a long history. The Nidaros cathedral is one of the most important churches of Norway. It is recognized as national sanctuary.
An amazing Cathedral. Beautiful. A must-see.
This is a must see for all visitors to Trondheim. An amazing Cathedral with even more amazing sculptures on its front.
I've been here 5-6 times. It has always been closed and locked. Compared to other cathedrals I've visited it is rather inaccessible, especially during weekdays.
Still haven't had a look inside of this big beauty. Sure looks magnificent from the outside though!