Espaços coliving em Trondheim

Trondheim may be the third-largest Norwegian city but it still boasts of intimate and cozy charm. Brick-paved streets, old and culture-rich buildings, and lush nature spots make this vibrant city the ideal coliving area for those who enjoy life’s simple pleasures.

Destinations such as the Nidarosdomen Cathedral and sights like the Northern Lights are just some of the things that await you in Trondheim. If you want to get away from the city, the Bymarka is a popular park and nature reserve where many locals go on a jog and opt to walk among nature.

Museums and independent shops can also be found around the city. Whether you’re in the mood to learn more about Trondheim’s art history or you plan to shop until you drop, there’s bound to be a destination that suits your taste.

But out of all these, the local food is definitely something that you wouldn’t want to miss while in Trondheim. The locals take pride in their cuisine. Trying a dish or two or ten is one of the best ways to experience their culture and really start to feel at home.

The city also has a booming startup scene. Norway is one of the countries that digital nomads flock to and Trondheim is one of the crowd favorites. Coworking spaces can also be found all over Trondheim and you’ll find that it’s easy to connect with fellow location-independent go-getters.

Fast facts about Trondheim:

- Trondheim was founded back in the year 997
- Trondheim’s founder was a Viking king
- The city is Norway’s capital for cross-country skiing
- The city used to be called Nidaros
- It’s considered the technology capital of Norway
- The city used to be the capital of Norway until the year 1217
- Trondheim was the site of multiple battles during the Medieval Ages
- It’s the 3rd largest city in Norway
- The population is currently at 193,000
- It’s located in central Norway
- Trondheim used to be called Drontheim during World War II

Trondheim’s vibrance and charm make it a must-visit coliving destination. From its strong focus on the local cuisine, the thriving coworking and startup scene, to the variety of destinations made available to both locals and visitors, it’s a city where you can almost witness it all.