Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Café ni Muser
C5
27
Credo
C3
28
Dromedar
E5
29
Dromedar
D4
30
Emilies
C5
Frati
(see 25)
31
Havfruen
D5
32
Jordbær Pikene
C5
33
Persilleriet
C5
34
Ravnkloa Fish Market
C3
35
To Rom og Kjøkken
D3
Drinking
36
Bare Blåbær
F3
37
Bruk Bar
C4
38
Den Gode Nabo
D5
39
Macbeth
D3
40
Metro
D5
41
Løkka
E3
42
Rick's Café
D4
Studentersamfundet
(see 23)
43
Trondheim Microbryggeri
C4
Entertainment
44
Dokkhuset
F3
45
Frakken
D4
46
Nova Kinosenter
D3
47
Olavshallen
D3
48
Prinsen Kino
C6
49
Trøndelag Teater
C5
After a fire razed most of the city in 1681, Trondheim was redesigned with wide streets,
enjoying its golden age in the 18th century, when merchants outbid each other in the
grandeur of their dwellings. The city's location became key once again in WWII, when
German naval forces made it their base for northern Norway, although fortunately the city
avoided major damage. Nowadays, Trondheim, with its Norwegian University of Science
& Technology and a research institute that employs more than 2000 staff, is the recognised
technological capital of Norway.
