Nidaros Cathedral (St. Olav's Cathedral)

Nidaros Cathedral, also known as St. Olav's Cathedral, is a historic stone church in Trondheim, Norway, built over the relics of St. Olav, the country’s patron saint. Completed in the 14th century, it is Norway’s largest medieval structure and an important pilgrimage site. The cathedral features Gothic architecture with intricate facades, stained glass windows, and impressive sculptures. It serves as the spiritual center of Norway and hosts major religious events, royal ceremonies, and concerts. Its rich history and architecture make it a symbol of Norwegian heritage and a prominent example of medieval ecclesiastical craftsmanship.