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This easy-going tour around Trondheim, and their wonderful open-air Folk Museum, is the perfect way to get to know the history of this pretty town.

You will be accompanied by your guide as you walk through the museum at Sverresborg, observing how the Norwegians lived in medieval times. Set in stunning countryside, you will tour this outstanding collection of buildings. View the many ancient cooking and farming implements that were gathered from surrounding districts, and re-assembled to provide a historically-accurate cross-section of life in the 16th century.

Getting back on the bus, you will then head back into Trondheim, where you will visit Nidaros Cathedral, which is built on the grave of the patron saint, St. Olav, who introduced Christianity to Norway. Building on this Gothic-style church, where Norwegian kings were crowned, began in 1070 and finished in the 12th century.

During the course of this enjoyable tour, you will also stop at the Sverresli viewpoint to enjoy excellent panoramic views of Trondheim fjord and the city. At the end of the tour, (morning departure only), you will have the option of remaining in town to wander the charming streets, browsing the many shops for gifts to take home.