1. Young travelers intending to visit night clubs and order alcoholic beverages at local restaurants are sure to carry a copy of their passport. There are age restrictions on alcohol in all entertainment and dining places.
2. The city has banned smoking in public places, but there are specially equipped areas for smokers close to all shopping and entertainment centers. It is also worth considering that tobacco products are sold only in specialized retail pavilions at relatively high prices.
3. The exemplary cleanliness is maintained in the city; heavy fines are charged for violation of public order and throwing rubbish in the wrong place. Fans of beer have to consider that glass bottles and tin cans of beer can be brought to any store that sells it. In many retail outlets the substantial reward is provided for the return of packaging.
4. In most restaurants and cafes service charge is included in the total score. However, you have to leave a small monetary reward for a good service. Taxi drivers also expect a tip; in this case the total sum on the meter may be rounded up to any convenient.
6. Trondheim is quite calm and hospitable city; locals are friendly and welcoming. You can safely walk main streets of the city even late at night; they are always crowded in the high season.
7. Travelers who are planning to have a trip during the second half of July are recommended to book a room at the hotel in advance. At the end of the month the city hosts a holiday in honor of St. Olaf and there are always lots of visitors and pilgrims.
Trondheim can be called the cultural capital of Norway. This beautiful city cherishes the memory of important historical events. Its architecture is very different when compared to other … 
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14. There is almost no usual fast food chains in the country, as the government and citizens are eco friendly and place a great concern over their health. You can have a snack in fish restaurants and confectioneries, while the numerous bars in the country will allow each guest to find a strong drink to his taste. 15. The climate of the central part of Norway is very variable; the average temperature in the summer is 20°C. The northern part of the country is beyond the Arctic Circle. So when visiting it, you need to make provision for warm clothing. For hiking in the mountains you should buy thermal underwear.
16. Drivers should carefully observe the speed limit: a speeding ticket starts from the sum of 600 kroner.
17. Upon entry into the major cities of Norway, some roads and tunnels collect toll fees. Please note that mountain roads sometimes close under adverse weather conditions. … Open
