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Norway's grandest hotel outside Oslo, recently restored with a level of ambition that the city's modest reputation might not have suggested. The Britannia opened in 1870 and was the northernmost luxury hotel in the world for much of its existence. A comprehensive renovation completed in 2019 brought two restaurants (one Michelin-starred), a rooftop bar, and the Palmehaven — a spectacular winter garden with a vaulted glass ceiling that has been the social heart of Trondheim for over a century. 257 rooms.
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Historic Hotels — Andreas Myhre's farmhouse inn
Britannia — Eight Salmon Lords and two Americans, 14 June 1870
Britannia — What the Queen ate in Palmehaven, 1969
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