The Gothic west front of Nidaros Cathedral with its two towers, rows of statues and rose window.

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Nidaros Cathedral

Nidaros Cathedral is a Gothic cathedral in Trondheim, built from about 1070 to 1300 over the grave of King Olav II, later Saint Olav. After a reconstruction that ran from 1869 to 2001, its west front carries rows of stone sculptures around a large rose window. Norwegian monarchs are consecrated here, and pilgrims still come to the site.

When to go

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Mon09:00–14:00

Tue09:00–14:00

Wed09:00–14:00

Thu09:00–14:00

Fri09:00–14:00

Sat09:00–13:00

Sun13:00–16:00

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