Olav Tryggvason’s gate

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Olav Tryggvason’s gate is a central street in Trondheim, Norway, named after King Olav Tryggvason and known for its shops, historic surroundings, and role as a main thoroughfare in the city center.

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Olav Tryggvason’s gate canonical 1
St. Olav’s Gate 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
country Norway
hasCharacteristic central street
commercial street
hasEconomicRole retail corridor in Trondheim
hasFunction main thoroughfare in Trondheim city centre
hasTransportRole connector between central city streets
knownFor historic surroundings
role as a main traffic artery
shops
languageOfName Norwegian
locatedIn Trondheim
Trondheim city centre
linked to: Trondheim
namedAfter King Olav I of Norway
Olav Tryggvason
namedForReignPeriod late 10th century
namedForRoleOfPerson Viking king of Norway
partOf Trondheim street network
urbanContext historic core of Trondheim
linked to: Midtbyen, Trondheim

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Midtbyen, Trondheim contains Olav Tryggvason’s gate
The Last of the True Believers hasTrack St. Olav’s Gate
linked to: Olav Tryggvason’s gate