On the bus through the city's streets and neighbourhoods, the guide tells you about the history and points out the highlights. The wide view over both the fjord and the city comes at the photo stop at «Utsikten».

From here you also see Nidaros Cathedral, one of the largest cathedrals in Northern Europe, with towers and a spire reaching 91 metres into the sky.

The cathedral was built over the grave of Saint Olav, the Viking king who Christianised Norway, and has since been Norway's national shrine and a place of pilgrimage for almost a thousand years. The church has also been used for the coronation and anointing of Norwegian kings and queens – right up to modern times.

The visit to the cathedral is the last stop on the Trondheim tour. Here you'll have time to see the church on your own, and to join a guided tour that tells you more about the building and its history. As a memento of your visit, you'll receive a book about the cathedral.

The cathedral may be closed or have limited access due to services, religious holidays, or other events.