Archbishop's Palace
Quick Facts
- Location
- Norway, Trondheim
- Category
- Museum
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Ticket Price
- The museum charges admission; prices on site
- Address
- Trondheim, Trondelag, Norway
- Coordinates
- 63.4282, 10.3982
Introduction
The Archbishop's Palace (Erkebispegarden) stands beside Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim and was the residence of Norway's medieval archbishops, with a history reaching back to the 12th century; it is considered one of the oldest surviving secular buildings in Scandinavia. After the Reformation the palace was turned to military use and long served as part of a fortress and barracks, which led to repeated alterations. Today it houses museums displaying the Norwegian royal regalia and church and military collections, with the crown regalia exhibition a highlight. Its position next to Nidaros Cathedral makes it easy to visit the two together. Some areas are still used officially, so the extent and hours of access follow on-site notices; observe the museum rules during your visit.
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🛈 Practical Info
💡 Tips
FAQ
How much is the admission for Archbishop's Palace?
The museum charges admission; prices on site
Any practical tips for visiting Archbishop's Palace?
Beside Nidaros Cathedral, visit the two in one trip. The crown regalia exhibition is a highlight; allow time to read the labels.
How long should I spend at Archbishop's Palace?
A typical visit takes 1 hour.

