Trondheim Torg
A major shopping centre in central Trondheim, Norway, with 73 shops and seven eateries across four floors.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Trondheim Torg is a shopping centre located by the Torvet square in central Trondheim, Norway. It was established in 1992 as a counterweight to City Syd, a large out-of-town shopping centre. The centre spans four floors and contains 73 shops and seven eateries, making it one of the largest shopping centres north of Dovre following a major expansion in 2002. That expansion, which took an entire city block to complete, incorporated a row of wooden houses along Prinsensgate into the centre. In 1998, Trondheim Torg was named Shopping Centre of the Year by the Norwegian Shopping Centre Association (Norsk Kjøpesenterforening). The centre positions itself as the city's best meeting place for shopping and dining, offering a customer club with exclusive offers and invitations, electronic gift cards usable in all centre stores, and a Click & Collect service allowing customers to order online and pick up in-store. Its website highlights dining options such as Jordbærpikene and Pao Pao in the Trehusrekka (wooden house row), as well as student discounts and seasonal inspiration. The centre remains an active retail destination in Trondheim's city centre.
History
Trondheim Torg was established in 1992 as a counterweight to City Syd, a large shopping centre located outside the city and among Norway's largest. The centre is situated by the Torvet square in central Trondheim. In 1998, it was named Shopping Centre of the Year (Årets storcenter) by the Norwegian Shopping Centre Association (Norsk Kjøpesenterforening). A major expansion in 2002, which took an entire city block to complete, incorporated a row of wooden house buildings along Prinsensgate into the centre. This expansion made Trondheim Torg one of the largest shopping centres north of Dovre. Today the centre spans four floors with 73 shops and seven eateries, and it continues to operate as a central retail destination in Trondheim.
- 2002
Major expansion incorporating wooden houses along Prinsensgate, making it one of the largest centres north of Dovre.
- 1998
Named Shopping Centre of the Year by Norsk Kjøpesenterforening.
- 1992
Established as a counterweight to City Syd.
Products and positioning
Byens beste Møtested for å shoppe og spise (The city's best meeting place for shopping and dining)
Product categories. shops · eateries · gift cards · customer club membership · Click & Collect service
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