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About Trondheim
Academic Excellence in a Historic Setting
Roughly halfway between the North and the South of Norway lies Trondheim, a beautiful city known for its friendly locals, the Trøndere in Norwegian. Here, Viking history blends with a young and creative atmosphere.
A key highlight of the city is the iconic Nidaros Cathedral, a national landmark, while the state-of-the-art museum PoMo is among several cultural attractions that have put Trondheim firmly on the map.
It is home to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and several leading research centres (such as HYDROGENi), making it an important hub for technology and energy research.
The city combines a dynamic academic environment with a rich cultural heritage and a unique natural setting, offering both a professional and welcoming atmosphere for international events.
Traveling to Trondheim
By plane:
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Trondheim Airport
Trondheim Airport, more commonly known as Værnes, is an international airport serving Trondheim and the surrounding areas in Trøndelag county, Norway.
To go to Trondheim city centre:
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Airport express bus: every 15 minutes, NOK 250 per person (NOK 215 online), no reservation needed.
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Train: from Trondheim Lufthavn to Trondheim S, NOK 48 in advance (+ NOK 40 onboard), fewer departures.
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Taxi: fixed-price options available; prices vary by company, time, and passengers - check before departure!
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EPHyC Venue
The EPHyC conference will take place at Gløshaugen (NTNU Campus), Elektrobygget, O.S. Bragstads Plass, 7034 Trondheim, Norway.
To get to the conference venue from the Trondheim city centre:
NTNU’s Gløshaugen campus is only a pleasant, 20-minute walk from the city centre (see map).You can also take the bus from the city centre: take the bus no. 3 towards “Lohove” or bus no. 22 towards “Vestlia via Othilienborg” and get off at the “Gløshaugen” bus stop.
Check the bus company’s page (AtB) for ticket information.