10 Best Places to Go Shopping in Trondheim

Byhaven is one of the most central and urban places to find several shops under one roof in Trondheim. Several of the store names here are known to shopping enthusiasts from all over the country, while others are part of Trondheim's own history, and have chosen to establish themselves in the community that is Byhaven.

14 of the shops here specialize in clothing and fashion in one form or another, but there are still around 30 other shops and restaurants that you can stop in for whatever you need.

The Lade peninsula is full of history, and City Lade itself is located right next to Haakon VIIs gate, once the runway at Trondheim's nearest city airport. City Lade is the last rampart you see before you really feel like you're leaving the city, but is, in the immediate vicinity of the center, enjoying full growth with new apartment buildings, sports grounds and other experience centres.

The shopping mall itself is said to be the largest in Trondheim when it opened in 2004, and has shops in all categories within its walls.

Tiller, home to City Syd, is one of the first things you see when approaching Trondheim from the south. And once you get here, you realize it's going to be had to keep your bank account as well-stocked on departure as on arrival.

City Syd is just one of several places where you can flex your shopping muscles, and the selection of shops here is second to none compared to other nearby centres. But City Syd has Vinmonopolet, and therefore attracts many of the most loyal customers.

Haakon VII's gate was once the runway to Lade Airport, but now you can land at the Lade Arena shopping mall instead and nab a bargain or two. Lade Arena is not the type of shopping mall for exploring small, higgledy-piggledy shops and boutiques.

No, this is about big purchases and getting the best price for the things you need. Meanwhile, Lade Arena caters to those coming by automobile, with an abundance of parking spaces, and many shops aimed at drivers.

When it opened in 2012, Sirkus Shopping was the largest shopping mall in Trøndelag. With close to 100 stores in almost all categories, everyone in the family will find something they want to spend both time and money on here!

The location of the center couldn't be better, halfway between Strindheim and Lade, and with Innherredsveien right on your doorstep. This makes it easy to get here by both automobile and public transportation. But if you take the bus, keep in mind that it is easy to get carried away by the many bargains.

Well located on Tiller among the other stores, you can't help but visit StorM once you're in the area. The shopping mall is set up around one of Trøndelag's largest furniture stores, but has more than just interiors to offer.

Here you'll find all you need for your automobile, and a large children's equipment store. As you might think, the best way to get here is by automobile. This means you can also make use of the many free parking spaces outside the center.

The delightful, bright and airy Solsiden Shopping Center is as central as you can get in Trondheim, without actually being in Midtbyen. The center is somewhat smaller than the big giants on the city's outskirts, but what you lose in the breadth of product range you get back many times over in well-being.

The employees are easier to talk to and they know their stuff, which means shopping at Solsiden is never about rushing from shop to shop.

With several other shopping malls as your nearest neighbours, it's not always easy to stand out on Tiller, but Tillertorget does it perfectly. This place has huge department stores that benefit from having almost the entire range available in their local warehouses rather than having to order goods for you.

Whether you're looking for sports equipment, electrical goods, trinkets or outdoor equipment, there'll be a shop that sells it on Tillertorget. Two very popular restaurants have also established themselves here, so you won't have to leave hungry from your shopping spree.

Right in the heart of Midtbyen lies Trondheim Torg. In the shadow of the Olav Tryggvason statue on the square, and with the entire block between Prinsens gate, Munkegata, Kongens gate and Tinghusplassen to play, with this is one of the most impressive collections of indoor shopping opportunities in any Norwegian city.

Here you'll find all you can think of, and even things you didn't think of. Trondheim Torg is particularly good for small and independent shops, which gives the center an authentic atmosphere.

If you fancy a little adventure just outside the city centre, then Valentinlyst shopping mall might just be the place for you. The center is just a few minutes drive from Midtbyen, but still far enough away so feel calmer and less stressful. It has 25 shops that cover most of your needs.

And the range of goods here is varied enough to inspire you to try something new before heading back to the city. Easily reached by automobile or public transportation.