On holiday with children in Trondheim

Pirbadet – a place for the whole family

If you like swimming, we recommend Pirbadet. As Norway’s largest indoor swimming pool, Pirbadet offers something for most requirements: from children’s pools and sports pools, to wellness pools and health baths. A climbing wall, diving tower and separate wellness department can also be found here. The aquatic complex is located on the edge towards the Trondheimsfjord in Brattøra and has a great view of the fjord. Some people refer to the facility as a "swimming cathedral".

Leo’s Lekeland – activities for both young and old

Take your children to Leo’s Lekeland where they can explore fun slides, jump high on trampolines or maybe just let loose in the ball room. They also have their own separate section for the youngest children, where there are many exciting activities and challenges. Lekelandet also takes good care of adults with comfortable sofas placed around the play centre, free WiFi and reading material. The play equipment is also designed so that adults can also participate in the play.

Leo’s Lekeland is open every day, all year round.

Lerkendal Stadium – take the whole family to a football match

On the outskirts of Trondheim city centre lies Lerkendal Stadium - the home ground of RBK. Take the whole family to a football match and have a bite to eat at the family restaurant that opens 3 hours before the match. You can also take a tour of the stadium. Here you will hear about the highlights and history of the football team, and get to know the coach and players.

Graffi Grill

If you want to have a burger or grilled food, Graffi Grill is recommended. You will find them in both Midtbyen and Solsiden. This restaurant might be best suited for slightly older children, but they have their own children’s menu, drawing materials and high chairs available.

Egon Tårnet

In Trondheim you will find Egon Tårnet which is 74 metres above the ground. Here you can enjoy a meal with your family – while enjoying views of the whole of Trondheim. The restaurant has a menu with a good selection that suits both young and old.

Sabrura sticks & sushi

Take the children to Sabrura to eat sushi. The restaurant can be found in several places in the city, including Byhaven, which has a playroom for children next door.

Café Bare Blåbær

With a varied and exciting menu, Café Bare Blåbær offers something for everyone. Among other things, they have stone oven-baked pizza from a wood-fired oven, burgers and a separate children’s menu.

The Science Centre – a place for aha experiences

The Science Centre in Trondheim is a popular science-based experience centre, open almost 365 days a year. Here you will find Norway’s most advanced planetarium, and a large interactive exhibition where you can explore phenomena related to the environment, health, nature and technology. The centre is located in the old premises of Norges Bank on Kongens gate 1.

Visit various museums – for free

In Trondheim, there are several museums that are free of charge. This can be a great option on rainy days. Here you can visit the Armoury by Nidaros Cathedral, the Justice Museum, the Tramway Museum and the Our Lady Church. You can also visit Sparebank1 Midt-Norge’s premises during the bank’s opening hours to see the Salamander Night art installation created by Kjell Erik Killi Olsen.

The Ladepark – a different city park

The outdoor area in Trondheim is a place to recharge the batteries. Climbing frames, playground equipment, gazebos, fountains, rocks to jump on in the water and beautiful green spaces make it perfect for families with children.