Trondheim
Norway
Updated on August 04, 2025
Overview
Trondheim is Norway's third largest city and capital of Trøndelag county. Founded in the 10th century as a trading post, it briefly served as Norway's capital during the Middle Ages. It's an important educational and cultural center, home to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and notable for its historical heritage, especially the Nidaros Cathedral.
Average cost of living€2,178.00
Quality of Life85/100
Accommodation
Rent room (flat-share)€520.00
1-bed flat (center)€1,050.00
1-bed flat (outside)€750.00
3-bed flat (center)€1,650.00
3-bed flat (outside)€1,200.00
Utilities
Basic utilities€180.00
Internet€45.00
Mobile plan€28.00
Transportation
One-way ticket€3.80
Monthly pass€75.00
Taxi start€12.00
Gasoline (1 l)€1.65
Leisure
Cinema ticket€14.00
Fitness club€55.00
Education
Preschool (month)€280.00
Intl. primary (year)€1,200.00
Buying House
sqm in city center€4,200.00
sqm outside center€3,100.00
Advantages
- ✓ Prestigious educational center with Norwegian University of Science and Technology
- ✓ Rich history and cultural heritage with Nidaros Cathedral
- ✓ Vibrant university city with youthful atmosphere
- ✓ Excellent quality of life and public services
- ✓ Good transport connections throughout Norway
Disadvantages
- × High cost of living typical of Norway
- × Cold climate with long, dark winters
- × High prices for restaurants and entertainment
- × Limited job market outside education and technology sectors
- × Expensive housing with limited availability