Bakklandet and Those Wonderful Wooden Dock Houses
Bakklandet is an old neighbourhood dating back to the 1600s, and probably the most charming area of Trondheim. When you…
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It Is Very Beautiful, When You Look Closely At It
The words of a friend. And it is very true. I’ve visited Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim previously, as a young…
On the Verge of Becoming a Comfort Addict
When I travel I usually stay at the “cheapest” places I can find. Cheap in the sense that what matters…
Something Fishy
On my stroll through Trondheim I passed the fish market, and I wished I was hungry so I could go…
Tapas Time!
Yet another Trondheim restaurant recommendation from a local friend, and yet another bull’s eye! I love the food, and I…
Teatime in Trondheim
Bare Blåbær in Trondheim was the stage for reconnecting with an old friend after 7 years. Being a visitor with…
I’d Stay Forever!
Erzscheidergården is a small boutique hotel that really won me over. Located in a building that dates back to the…
114 Year Old Bakery Still Going Strong
Who knew this was a family business that opened in 1906? Not me, when I stepped inside. I recognised it…
Kaffestuggu
In the local dialect Kaffestuggu means coffee house. It is the oldest cafe in Røros, and welcomed its first guests…
Adorable All the Way
I love Røros! No doubt about that. The colourful wooden houses lining the narrow streets of this old copper mining…
A Mixed Bag
Kai & Mattis Cafe on the main street of Hamar, is a hybrid of things. When you cross over the…
Pleasantly Surprised!
Walking around Hamar wasn’t actually on my agenda. This was to be a pit stop only on my way to…