Historic Cities
Explore Trondheim in 1300
AI rebuilds Nidaros (Trondheim) street by street, and you explore through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Nidaros of the Pilgrims, 1300
In 1300 Nidaros is Norway's great archiepiscopal centre and the foremost pilgrimage destination of the North, its stone Christ Church sheltering the shrine of St Olav. This walk follows the arrivals from the fjord and river, through timber wharves, Kaupmannagata and market places, past the archbishop's palace and the completed west front and octagon of the cathedral to wide viewpoints above the city.
25 scenes, 16 streets, squares and views, 9 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Trondheim as it stood in 1300 (“Nidaros”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Munkholmen
- ↳ Munkholmen Chapel · interior
- 2. Øra
- 3. Nidelva Bend Wharves
- ↳ Boatbuilder's Shed · interior
- 4. Merchants' Wharves
- ↳ Trading Loft of the Merchants · interior
- 5. Fish Quays
- ↳ Stockfish Drying Storehouse · interior
- 6. Kaupmannagata
- 7. Kaupmannagata Market
- 8. Kirkegata
- 9. Cathedral Forecourt
- ↳ Pilgrim Hospice Dormitory · interior
- 10. Archbishop's Palace
- ↳ Great Hall of the Archbishop · interior
- 11. Palace Quay
- 12. Cathedral West Front
- 13. Cathedral Octagon
- ↳ Octagonal Shrine Chamber · interior
- 14. Elgeseter Priory
- ↳ Elgeseter Refectory · interior
- 15. Baklandet
- 16. Vår Frue Church
- ↳ Parish Nave · interior