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Bakklandet Skydsstation

The place to find one of Trondheim's best seafood collections, such as a herring buffet and baccalao (dried or salted cod). The restaurant is quite small with around ten small tables, so you might want to come a bit outside regular dining times to get a seat.

Address: Øvre Bakklandet 33
Website: skydsstation.no (opens in a new tab)

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