Trondheim Harbour

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Trondheim harbour is one of four ports in a intermunicipal cooperate the Trondheimfjord Intermunicipal Harbour (TIH). The other three ports are Orkanger, Stjørdal and Muruvik. The following municipalities will join the TIH during 2012/13; Frosta, Levanger, Verdal, Inderøy, Steinkjer, Verran and Leksvik.

Trondheim harbour has a significant freight transport through it's harbour by sea, train and lorries. The port of Trondheim is also a hub for passenger transport to Kristiansund, Hitra, Freya, Vanvikan and Brekstad with catamaran vessels. Hurtigruten (Norwegian Coastal Express) have daily arrivals with a northbound and a southbound boat. Arrivals of cruise ships is a significant element at the harbour, where the season 2013 have 51 cruise calls according TIH.

SS "Christian Radich" - A Full-rigged ship who visited Trondheim in early August 2012.

SS "Christian Radich" at Marinetraffic.

RMS Queen Mary 2 arriving at Trondheim harbour mid-June 2012.

RMS Queen Mary 2 at Marinetraffic.

Costa Deliziosa arriving Trondheim harbour June 2012.

Costa Deliziosa at Marinetraffic.

MV Princess Danae at Trondheim harbour. (2012)

MV Princess Danae at Marinetraffic.

AIDAluna at Marinetraffic.

RMS Queen Mary 2 at Trondheim harbour mid-June 2012.

Costa Deliziosa arriving Trondheim harbour June 2012. The Coastal Express vessel MS «Nordkapp» is leaving the harbour.

MV Oriana arrives Trondheim harbour mid-June 2012.

MV Oriana at Marinetraffic.

Why do some people have fun with life saving equipment? Here a lifebuoy removed from the cabinet. Trondheim harbor were contacted so they could repair the damage.

The name of the boat is "Spurven" (sparrow), looks more like a bullfinch to me.