If size is not the most important thing and the good atmosphere matters more, Christmas markets in Norway are the place to be. Snow-heavy decorations and dim winter lights create a unique setting you won't find anywhere else in the world. Take a break from an otherwise busy pre-Christmas season and let yourself be charmed by Norwegian traditions of barn gnomes, snow and local food.… Read more: Julemarkeder i Norge

Røros, a charming town that has been honoured to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a place where history and culture merge in a highly vibrant way. The city is recognised for its authentic preservation of wooden houses and unique hilltop architecture. Walk through the cobbled streets and discover the unique atmosphere that makes Røros a World Heritage Site.… Read more: Røros, levende verdensarv en liten togtur fra Trondheim

Several blockbuster films have chosen the Norway as a backdrop for their productions. The Rauma Line, named Europe's most beautiful train journey by Lonely Planet, has for example been used in both Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning - Part One. James Bond, on the other hand, has traveled the spectacular Atlantic route in No Time To Die. Both of these are possible to visit with Trondheim as a starting point.… Read more: Filmlokasjoner fra Harry Potter og James Bond