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Archbishop's Palace Museum
Best time to visit
Visit in the morning on a weekday for a calmer atmosphere and more time with the exhibits. Spring offers pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists.
Budget tips
Entrance is around 100 NOK, but there is free access on the first Sunday of the month. Combined tickets with other museums in Trondheim can save money.
Recommended for
History enthusiasts, Pupils and students, Travelers interested in religion and culture
Plan your visit
1-1.5 hours
About
Quick facts: The collection includes artifacts from more than 1000 years of the region's religious history. The museum features original medieval relics and exhibits, including unique mosaics and sacred manuscripts.
Highlights: One of the exhibitions shows part of the original stone walls of the Archbishop's Palace, which visitors can touch. The museum also houses a relic connected to the legendary Archbishop Eystein Erlendsson, which gives a mystical atmosphere.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes, as there are several stone steps and uneven floors.
- Photograph parts of the stone walls in daylight for the best pictures.
- Leave large backpacks in the cloakroom so you can move around freely.
- Avoid visiting on weekends when the museum is busiest.
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