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Hessdalen Field Trip & Conference 2026
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Sign up for the full package:
the conference on Saturday,
the field trip on Sunday and
two tourist days (Walk and Talk).
We would like more attendees!
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DO JOIN THE CONFERENCE ONLY IF YOU CAN
WE HAVE SPEAKERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD!
Sign up for the conference on Saturday.
Remember to look out for an email asking if you also want to join the dinner after the conference - this is not included - but we need to know how many will attend.
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you will join the Field Trip Week
IF YOU CAN NOT JOIN THE CONFERENCE
WHY NOT RENT A CABIN IN HESSDALEN AND HELP US!
From Tuesday to Sunday, September 1 - 6 you will find the team and many attendees in Hessdalen. You may rent a cabin and join us.
It does not cost you anything but the cost of travel, accomodation - that you have to find yourself :-)
Your first travel to Norway? You may want to see the beautiful city of Trondheim.
We will arrange guided tours to the best locations.
This is an important part of the event:
you will meet the speakers, the team and other attendees - in an informal way - we walk and talk.
Meeting point: Trondheim Torg - the town square
Meeting point: Trondheim Torg - the town square
Torvet - the city square
Torvet - the city square
Torvet is the main city square of Trondheim and the natural heart of the city.
It’s a central meeting place for locals and visitors alike, surrounded by shops, cafés, and historic streets.
In the middle of the square stands the tall statue of the Viking king Olav Tryggvason, who founded Trondheim in the year 997. The monument also functions as a sundial and is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.
It is a 5 minutes walk to the Cathedral
from the city square.
Nidaros Cathedral and the Archbishop Palace
Nidaros Cathedral and the Archbishop Palace
Nidaros Cathedral
Nidaros Cathedral
The Cathedral is the most important medieval church in Norway and the northernmost Gothic cathedral in the world.
It was built over the grave of Olav II of Norway (Saint Olav), the Viking king who died in 1030 and later became Norway’s patron saint. After his death, Trondheim (then called Nidaros) became a major pilgrimage destination in Northern Europe.
The Archbishop’s Palace was the political and religious power center of medieval Norway. Together with the cathedral, this was the most important place in the country.
A city walk
A city walk
We will walk to the Old Town Bridge, a popular spot in the idyllic town of Trondheim in Norway.
Then down to "Solsiden" (The Sunny side) crossing the "Blomsterbrua" (Flower brigde) to the Trondheim Maritime Museum.
https://trondheimsjofart.no/en
From here you are challenged to explore the city until you find your way back to the town square.
A great open air museum.
A great open air museum.
Sverresborg Trøndelag Folkemuseum is an open air historical folk museum in picturesque surroundings based around the ruins of King Sverre’s Castle. Norway’s oldest medieval castle.
Take a walk through history and landscapes, and explore beautiful buildings from city - and farm life in Trøndelag.
Sverresborg is one of the biggest attractions in Trondheim - litterally! You don`t have to book tickets in advance.
Opening hours:
Tuesday - Friday: 10am - 3pm.
Saturday and Sunday 11am - 3pm.
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