Welcome to Trondheim
With its colourful warehouses, waterways and wooded hills, Trondheim is without doubt one of Norway's most photogenic towns. Norway's third-largest city and its historic capital is a pleasure to explore, with wide streets and a partly pedestrianised heart, some great cafes, restaurants and museums to visit – plus Europe's northernmost Gothic cathedral. Fishing boats putter around the harbour, gulls wheel and screech overhead, and beyond the city's outskirts there's a wealth of wilderness to explore.
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Segway Tours Trondheim
Segway Tours Trondheim is proud to offer you a wonderful tour of Trondheim. Be sure you glide with the original - Segway Tours Norway, Norway´s largest Segway tours company. Segway Tours Trondheim offers you the complete experience: - 1,5 hour Segway Tour of Trondheim, is the perfect opportunity to check out some signature sites in the city- A great orientation of the city.- Unique and fascinating stories.- Fantastic photo possibilities.- Personal service from your guide.- Historical and current day information of the city and Norway.- An opportunity to ride the coolest machine in the world, and more.We are looking forward to having you on one of our daily Segway Tours: 10:00, 12.00, 14.00 or 16.00
9-Day Vikings Photo Expedition in Norway
This Norway expedition includes the famous Nutshell, Oslo train trip to Bergen, a short cruise along the fjord-studded coastline, and sled dogs in the Arctic. See the magical lights of the Aurora Borealis and immerse yourself in the scenic Snow Hotel. Travel by train, boat, cruise, sledding, snowmobiling and flight on this adventurous journey. Day 1: Oslo (L)After the overnight flight to Oslo, your morning will be free to explore. In the afternoon, have a welcome lunch and attend orientation. Overnight in Oslo Day 2: Oslo - Bergen (B)Depart on an early train to Bergen with sweeping views over the mountains of Norway towards Myrdal. In Flam, continue by boat through Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord. In Gudvangen, bus through the magnificent Nærøy Valley and Voss, where the train will depart. Overnight in Bergen Day 3: Cruise (B, D)Free day for personal interests. Take in the scenery and perfect your camera technique, or simply relax. Overnight on shipDay 4: Cruise (B,D) Overnight, your ship makes short stops in Floro, Måløy and Torvik. At noon you'll dock in Ålesund. After this short break, your cruise continues to Trondheim with a short stop in Molde. Overnight on shipDay 5: Trondheim (B)Arrive in Trondheim in the early morning. After a morning of exploring, fly to Tromso in the afternoon. After dinner explore the brightest view of the Aurora Borealis in the world. (The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon and cannot be guaranteed.) Overnight in Tromsø Day 6: Tromsø (B)Today is for outdoor adventuring. An Alaskan husky team will take you on a sleigh ride, or you can take a snowmobile ride if you prefer. Overnight in Tromsø Day 7: Cruise / Northern Cape (B)Today, depart by ship to the world famous North Cape (Nordkapp). Overnight on ship Day 8: Kirkenes (B,D) Arrive in Kirkenes in the morning. Explore the ice hotel and make a short sledding trip, followed by a farewell fireside dinner in Gabba restaurant. Prepare for an amazing night in a special suite made of snow and ice. You will be provided additional information about your overnight stay at the Snow Hotel after booking. Overnight at Snow Hotel in Kirkenes Day 9: Kirkenes - Oslo (B)After nine exciting days of adventure in Norway, it is time to return home. Note: If you do not have enough time between connecting flights to your next destination, we will add one more night in Oslo to the package. Contact us for details.
Private Tour, Trondheim sightseeing
Trondheim is a city on the Trondheim Fjord, in central Norway, and is the third-most populous municipality in the country. The settlement was founded in 997 as a trading post, and it served as the capital of Norway during the Viking Age until 1217. You will see all the city’s main sights during the two-hour trip. Passengers can choose themselves if they want to see something special. However, if they want a guided tour inside for example the Nidaros cathedral / Ringve museum / Sverresborg – we need to know in advance because it has to be ordered from the respective places. You could also combine the sightseeing with a small walk – for example to see Bakklandet, the old bridge and the wharves (The «old» Trondheim). After your private tour, return to Trondheim port to your ship.
Cruise the Norwegian Fjords in Depth – Tromsø to Bergen
Venture into the magical and mysterious lands along the coast of the Norwegian Sea for close encounters with glaciers and gorgeous fjordscapes. Perfect for explorers long on ambition but short on time, this 11-day expedition brings you to important sites of Norway’s ancient history, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and some of the most incredible nature you’ll ever see. The journey is short, but the memories will last you the rest of your life.
Arctic Circle and Fjords by Rail
The Arctic Circle may sound like a chilly destination, but when you go in the summer, there’s plenty to see and do by the light of the midnight sun. Begin in Kiruna and take two weeks via rail on this scenic train route, crossing to Norway above the Circle and going back south through the fjordland. Along the way, you’ll ride famous railways like Flåm, Ofoten, and Bergen, then disembark to engage in summer activities like rafting, kayaking, or canoeing. Seeing the fjords from a kayak rather than an oversized cruise ship is a brand new perspective – come realize it for yourself.
Northern Lights & Arctic Circle by Rail
If it’s a picturesque train journey through wintery mountains and past tiny Scandinavian towns you’re looking for, then check out our very own version of the Polar Express. On this scenic nine-day trip, you’ll start in Oslo and head up north to get a taste of the highlights of Lapland. Once you disembark, there’ll be plenty of opportunities to visit museums, take part in winter activities like snowshoeing and dogsledding, and get acquainted with small-town life.