Travel and transport agencies Trondheim

Mini-bank with credit card ticketing 24 hours a day. Tourist information desk. Shuttles every 15 minutes on weekdays. Less frequent trains to the city centre. Shuttle bus terminates in Leutenhaven, past the Radisson SAS Hotel and train station. Do not hesitate to tell the driver where you want to stop. Journey time is 45 minutes. The airport connects Trondheim to all major cities in Norway and several European cities.

Daily trains to Oslo, Bodø and Sweden. Regional trains and bus departures to the airport. The bus station is next to the train station. Tip: take the night trains if you want to save time. To give you an idea, the journey from Trondheim to Oslo takes about 7.5 hours. There are regular departures and the fares are quite affordable. On board public transport, Norwegians are often quite strict on the respect of silence.

A bus and ferry company that serves all of Trondelag from Trondheim, including the islands of Fosen, Hitra, Frøya and Sula. Within easy walking distance of the city centre via the railway station, taking the coastal express for a day or more will allow you to explore the surrounding islands while taking a trip to the sea. Regular departures, no booking required but possible via the website. Take line 800 to Kristiansund.

The large Hurtigruten liners that sail along the Norwegian coast stop in Trondheim. Daily departures for the south: Bergen terminal. For the north: Terminal Kirkenes. You can stop in Trondheim during a long cruise of several days to admire the Northern Lights towards the Arctic Circle, but you can also reserve a place on board the ship for a one-way trip along the fjords with your own means of transportation.

In Trondheim, Norway, there's a car rental agency called RentACar.

Trondheim has a post office where visitors can send letters and parcels. The post office also offers an online parcel tracking service. Visitors can choose to have parcels delivered to their door or collected from a parcel locker. It is also possible to extend the parcel collection period free of charge via the Posten app or the online tracking page. The post office also offers advice on how to avoid online fraud, and provides information on customs fees and duties to be paid when shopping online abroad. The post office is also involved in humanitarian initiatives, such as sending aid parcels to Ukraine.