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Trøndelag
Trøndelag is a region located in central Norway, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. With its rugged coastline, rolling hills, and vast forests, Trøndelag offers a wealth of opportunities for photographers looking to capture the essence of Norway's wild and untamed landscapes. From the picturesque fishing villages of Rørvik and Namsos to the majestic peaks of the Dovrefjell mountains, Trøndelag is a photographer's paradise. Whether you're interested in landscape, wildlife, or cultural photography, Trøndelag has something to offer everyone. So grab your camera and explore this breathtaking region for yourself!
A view of the colourful warehouses along the Nidelva at Sunset, from the Old Town Bridge.
Perhaps the best known feature of the city of Trondheim, is the 'Gamle bybro', the old town bridge. It crosses the Nidelva (river) and was built in the 17C. It served as the town gate for many years.
The town of Trondheim lies along the Nidelva river, and it is there you find the old and colourful wooden warehouses. Nowadays mostly restaurants, bars, etc. After a hefty snowfall the sky cleared (see earlier photograph) and later the clouds came in and gave a new view of the riverfront.
It still looks pretty grey and grim here in the Netherlands, but in Norway Winter has really shown itself. So here a Winter photograph from the copper mining town of Røros, one of Norway's places on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Mining went on for over 300 years and closed down in 1977. Today some 4000 people live in this town.
stormy clouds above trondheim, trondelag, norway
Trondheims well known river Nidelva.
Nidelva (or Nidelven) is a 30 km long river in the county Sør-Trøndelag, Norway. Elva or Elven is Norwegian for...
Trondheim Norway
A Winter Sunset view from the Old town Bridge in Trondheim, looking over the river Nidelva and the steeple of the Nidaros Cathedral.
A blue hour in Trondheim, taken in February, but I think it has a Christmassy feel about, so posting this a week before Christmas made sense to me. With that in mind I wish all my Flickr friends a great holiday season!
Houses in the protected centre of the old copper mining town of Røros. Even though it looks like an open air museum, people do live in these homes.
a photo of a random place in Norway
A snowy afternoon on a little shopping street in Trondheim. the colorful houses are very typical for Norway.
reflection of the historic warehouses of bakklandet in the nidelva river in downtown trondheim, trondelag, norway
That day was cloudy and rainy, but the sun still tried hard to get through the clouds even in the evening. Captured in Stroplsjodalen Valley,...
Ten minutes before this photo was taken it was snowing heavily and you couldn't see a thing. But suddenly the snow stopped, and for a few minutes there was an incredible clearness, before it started changing again.
Norveg Coastal Culture Museum in Rørvik, Norway. The modern museum building was opened in 2004.
Driving into Røros, Norway, the sun was setting fast, but suddenly these red buildings caught my eye as they were basking in the last rays of sunlight of the day.
morning view of the famous row of wooden hanzeatic warehouses at nidelva river in trondheim, sor-trondelag, norway
Nidelva
This is another view over the Stroplsjodalen Valley in Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park, Norway. In fact, I've captured it about two hours...
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Trøndelag!
Most notably Adelheid Smitt, Andrey Sulitskiy and Kari Siren.