Solo Female Travel in Trondheim

Solo travel experience

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.

Family travel experience

Trondheim will always be my second home, but even if i wasn't biased i would still recommend this lovely place! The cozy yet lively town provides you with both a nice stroll through beautiful streets with houses coloured in all the rainbows colors. But if you want the night life, there is certainly no problem with that either! Trondheim is beautiful, scenery, food, hikes.. Just lovely!

I always feel very safe in Trondheim! There are one neighborhood called Buran/Lademoen that could be a little bit sketchy but I am rarely there. At daytime, it's no problem but maybe stay away from there at night time. Don't think anything bad would happen but there could be some people on drugs there.

Overall a very safe city, but can experience harassment when walking alone during the night in the city center. It’s only when walking home at night I have felt unsafe, so it’s nice during the day. Would recommend to not walk alone!

Definetly safe for women, also at night. A bit crowded outside som of the bars/clubs at Saturday, but not overcrowded at all. And also a lot of people at Solsiden at Sundays. “Basic” things to do but worth it: Nidarosdomen: a big church, costs a bit to go inside but you could also just look at it from outside for free. Festningen: look at the view from festningen. Gløshaugen: the university, looks really cool. Bakklandet: really cosy place with cosy bars like: Antikvariatet (looks like a bookstore) or Den gode nano (you can sit on this floating thing at the river). A bit expensive at Bakklandet due to the tourists. Partying; Cava Sunday is a big thing for students where cava is 175kr out (really cheap in Norway). Clubbing: Lokal or Tyven (more hip places), the best clubs in my opinion. Rock bar: Circus (55kr for bier also cheap in Norway) Pizza: Grano has the best pizza but it’s expensive. Super hero pizza has cheaper and they have cheap biers. Other things to do: Take sauna at Havet, and also swim in the cold fjords. Sundays: go to Tantes hage, cafe outside and inside and have animals walking around, really cosy place. You can definitely walk around a lot of places in Trondheim, at least in the city center. But also take the buss where you get a ticket by downloading the app: Atb. It’s expensive, so if you like walking I would walk. You could also take taxi or uber, that’s safe.