Bike rental in Trondheim.
Trondheim Bike Adventures
Bike rental in Trondheim.
The easy, short and charming way to see Trondheim City.
This roundtrip starts at the harbour for Hurtigruten/Havila, but can be started anywhere. In this area, called Brattøra, you´ll also find the harbour for the high speed ferries, Trondheim Train Station, Pirbadet – Norways largest indoor swimminghall, and Rockheim – the national museum for popular music in Norway. For outdoor swimming in the fjord and sauna – check out Sjøbadet. As you continue cycling you´ll pass Skansen Bridge, a historic railway drawbridge designed by Joseph B. Strauss, the engineer behind San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. Follow the coastal path toward Ilsvika, a peaceful neighborhood with colorful wooden houses and a laid-back vibe. The path here is shared with pedestrians, so ride gently and enjoy the scenery. On the way back through Ila there´s several cafés, art gallery, colorful houses and street art.
In the Museum Park, the statue of Cissi Klein – a young Holocaust victim tells a powerful story of courage and remembrance. Just a short ride away is the Trondheim Art Museum, home to inspiring exhibitions. Next, you’ll arrive at the striking Nidaros Cathedral, a national treasure and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Right beside it – the Archbishop’s Palace, dating back to the 12th century, offers a fascinating glimpse into Norway’s medieval history.
Nidelva River is a beloved landmark for the people of Trondheim and the open lawns of Marinen is a great spot for relaxation and outdoor fun. Cross the iconic Old Town Bridge and enter Bakklandet, a charming and lively district filled with small shops, cafés, and traditional wooden houses. This is one of Trondheim’s most atmospheric neighborhoods, perfect for a slow ride and a coffee stop. Continue on to Solsiden, a modern riverside area packed with restaurants, bars, and great people-watching. Cross the Flower Bridge and follow the canal past the train station, returning to Brattøra where your ride began.
This bike loop through Trondheim offers a unique mix of culture, history, and local life — all at your own pace.
Norways largest indoor swimminghall, with alot of activities
The national museum for popular music in Norway
Summer and winter - outdoor swimming and sauna. Check sjobadet.no for more info.
A historic railway drawbridge designed by Joseph B. Strauss, the engineer behind San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge.
A peaceful neighborhood with colorful wooden houses and a laid-back vibe.
Cissi Klein Statue of a young Holocaust victim tells a powerful story of courage and remembrance.
Home to an impressive collection of Norwegian and international art and contemporary art exhibitions.
A national treasure and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The ultimate goal for every pilgrim.
The Archbishop’s Palace in Trondheim, dating back to the 12th century, offers a fascinating glimpse into Norway’s medieval history.
The open lawns of Marinen is a great spot for relaxation and outdoor fun by the river banks of Nidelva.
Also known as "The Portal of Happiness" crossing over Nidela to Bakklandet.
One of Trondheim’s most atmospheric neighborhoodfilled with small shops, cafés, and wooden houses.
A modern riverside area packed with restaurants, bars, and great people-watching.
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