Walking back from the Folk Museum I needed to get something to eat as I hadn't had lunch or anything except snack foods.Coming back into town I passed thru the old hospital district where many of the old homes were.I couldn't find much to eat in the town centre. I found a Burger King but they were 100K ($20) didnt have fish, and I didn't come all this way to Norway just to eat Burger King.There was a kebab shop whose prices seemed way too high until I figured out...

People in Iceland had told me Norway was 3x more expensive. I thought they were exaggerating. How can Norway be 3x more expensive when Iceland is a remote island that has to ship everything in.But Norway sticker shock was slowly setting in. I wanted to visit a folk museum the other side of town but city bus fare was 50K ($10). OMG $10 just to take a bus 1.5km. I can walk it thanks! And that was just a one way ticket, its 50K ($10) to come back again!!Before walki...

After leaving the wharf district I went to visit the Cathedral which the town is famous for. The Cathedral didn't open till 11am which is why I planned other things first.A combo ticket was 140K ($28) for the Cathedral, Museum, and Treasury, but the ticket was good for multiple entries throughout the day.Before entering the exterior front façade was quite impressive with its intricate rows of carved figures. Maybe in France they have Cathedrals like this tho...

Today was my first fill day in Trondheim which is not really a big tourist destination in favour of the southern cities of Bergen and Norway. Having done some research however I thought it would be worth it and would be some variety from the popular southern touristy cities.I passed by an old church from 1730 where they were holding a morning meeting for some local immigrants.I was heading to the historic wharf area and had perfect clear weather. I'd seen photogr...