Røros is one of the most fascinating towns in Norway, and it is also seriously underrated. Located close to the Swedish border, Røros is a well-preserved historic town with charming wooden houses and an important industrial past. If you can, add Røros to your trip!
Fun Facts About Røros
Latitude: 62.3 degrees north
Population: 5,500
Røros Municipality
In this Travel Guide...
Things to See & Do
Here’s an overview of some of the best things to see and do in Røros
Smeltehytta
The main museum for Røros is the Smeltehytta museum. Here you can learn all about the industrial heritage of Røros.
Mining does not take place today. Instead, tourism is important the municipality. Today food and textiles are important industries. The Røros region is highly regarded for its food production, and the Røros brand of foods can be found in Norwegian supermarkets.
Travel Information
Getting Here
Fly: Røros has a small airport with flights to Oslo.
Drive: Fv30 connects Røros to the south and towards Trondheim.
Train: Røros is a station on the Rørosbanen that runs from Trondheim.
Ferry: No ferry access.
Getting Around
You’ll need a car to get around to all the major sites.
Shops
Places to Eat
Cafes & Bakeries
Quick Bites
Reasonable Restaurants
High End & Unique Eats
Places to Stay
All my hotel recommendations are based on research and experience. I don’t recommend somewhere unless I think it is wonderful! The Hidden North focuses on accommodation that provides good quality for price or offer local or unique experiences.