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Pilgrim Ways to Trondheim
Les chemins de pèlerinage
Pilgrim Ways to Trondheim
 
Far in the distance he saw something shimmer (Soria Moria castle). Artwork by Theodor Kittelsen
 

If you find calm, peace of mind and recreation in nature, try walking the pilgrim path to Trondheim.

The interest in walking the pilgrim paths is on the rise. Some walk all the way from Oslo to reach Trondheim, others walk from Sweden, while some hike shorter sections of the path.

As in the middle ages, people use different means to travel, and not everyone chooses to walk all the way. Pilgrims also arrive by car and bus, train, boat and plane.

  • Pilgrim guide-book 
  • Browse through our pilgrim guide for free
  • Lodging guide
  • Nidaros Pilgrim Centre
  • Accomodation in Trondheim
  • Trondheim map
  • Nidaros Cathedral
  • The Shrine in Nidaros
  • The Saint Olav Festival
  • The Confraternity of St James, Norway (www.pilegrim.no)
  • Pilgrim Ways to Nidaros (pilegrim.info)
  • Pilgrim ways in Norway - background

    Why go on a pilgrimage now?

    Many people express a wish to break out of their stressful day-to-day life to find their inner values, others embark on a pilgrimage because they are curious and want to add an extra dimension to their outdoors life.

    Other pilgrim routes in Europe
  • The pilgrim routes to Santiago de Compostela in Spain are still the most popular in Europe.
  • The Via Francigena is the pilgrim route from Canterbury across France, Switzerland and Italy to Rome.
  • Follow the signs
    Pilgrim ways in Norway
    Princess on a pilgrimage
    Take the pilgrim way
    When to go