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Located in Sor-Trondelag county of Norway, Trondheim offers a stunning blend of ancient history and modern attractions. Known as the country's ancient capital, Trondheim is renowned for its rich Viking history, and home to Norway's national sanctuary, Nidaros Cathedral, an 11th-century edifice that towers over the city centre. It also houses the Archbishops Palace Museum, Norway’s oldest secular building. Trondheim draws science enthusiasts with its renowned Science Centre, which offers several interactive exhibits for all ages of visitors. This scenic city, resting on the banks of the River Nidelva, is also a gateway to the mesmerizing fjords, attracting adventure enthusiasts for hiking, fishing, and boating excursions. In combination with its quaint, colourful streets, like the notable Old Town Bridge area, Trondheim is indeed a remarkable Norwegian destination combining culture, history, and nature.

I have been living in Trondheim since 4 months. I came here for 6 months as an exchange student from Nepal. I like the summer here. It is all over green and sunny most of the hour in a day. The nature here is very nice, you can enjoy the lake, forest, river, and the city.

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