Top Things to do in Trøndelag
Top 10 Shopping in Trøndelag, Central Norway
Discover the best top things to do in Trøndelag, Norway including Galleri Hanne, Fjordbuda, Galleri Dropsfabrikken, Fairytale of Norway, YellowKorner, Galleri Gaven, Inga Dalsegg, Dalalaven Atelier, Galleri Ismene, Lysgaard Keramikk, Trondelag Senter for Samtidskunst.
Restaurants in Trondelag
1. Galleri Hanne
2. Fjordbuda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Fjordbuda is Trondheim's largest gift shop, and is located centrally on the top of the footbridge Sjøgangen. The shop offers products such as souvenirs, knitted clothing, handcrafted items as well as Christmas decorations. You will also find sports clothing from top norwegian brands.
3. Galleri Dropsfabrikken
4. Fairytale of Norway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Welcome to Fairytale of Norway! We are a chain-independent gift and souvenir shop in the center of Trondheim. Here you will find Trondheim's largest collection of NyForm Trolls, souvenirs, gifts and memories. We also have locally produced art and handicrafts. Norwegian souvernirs such as trolls, vikings and moose related things. We have magnets, mugs, t-shirts and other textiles, and you would also find sweaters here. Postcards and stamps. TaxFree. Welcome!
5. YellowKorner
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Art photography gallery with different themes: fashion, urban, nature, travel, and more. You can also find here beautiful and exclusive photographies of Trondheim. Take the time to enjoy the photographies displayed on over 200 m2 while having a cup of coffee with tasteful cake.
6. Galleri Gaven
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Inga Dalsegg, Dalalaven Atelier
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
You can find the artist Inga Dalsegg in her art studio Dalalaven Atelier in the centre of Rindal. Inga is a figurative artist; she works with oil paintings on canvas and papyrus, drawings, lithographs and also pumpkin carvings. In addition to having her art studio here, this old restored barn also combines as an art gallery and a small shop where she sells a large variety of art merchandise. There is something for everyone and in every price range here! The opening times do vary, as she also travels with her art to various exhibitions and fairs. But in general it is open every day while she is working. Just to make sure it could be a good idea to contact her first. Inga lives just around the corner and is also happy to open the art studio on request on evenings and weekends. Inga is a member of the Norwegian Visual Artists Association, her paintings have been purchased by several large companies and she has participated in around 80 art exhibitions around the world
Reviewed By vincentsE403GD
Beautiful location for an art studio! You quite literally step into the artist's workspace, while admiring the exhibited art - which range from the cosy and gentle, to the erotic and the thought-provoking. Ms. Dalsegg herself is a great host, and provides insight both into her art, the history of the building (a significantly refurbished barn!) and that of the surrounding area. She also runs the gallery shop, selling specially selected items and products Ms. Dalsegg has designed or curated herself. Very well worth a visit!
8. Galleri Ismene
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Galleri Ismene, established in the autumn 1982, is a gallery for exquisite norwegian and international contemporary art.
9. Lysgaard Keramikk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
The gallery-shop presents a wide range of my work, both functional ceramics and sculptures. Each piece is unique. Come to the gallery and choose what you like best!
Reviewed By Monaogfamilien - Oslo, Norway
Loved this place!! Just visiting this store is an experience worth the while! From you arrive, you get blown away by all the colour`s and forms. It is easy to fall in love with this shop. We had a hard time deciding what to choose, but ended up with two bags of lovely cups and a bowl.
10. Trondelag Senter for Samtidskunst
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
This is the gallery where you can experience art that hasn't yet become historical.
