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egonwegh Says: The church of Bud - you'll also find public conveniences within a short distance of the church.
egonwegh Says: These magnificent boat houses are to be found near the harbour.
egonwegh Says: This gives you an impression of the town and harbour - as seen from the coastal fortress.
Maria_75 Says: Between 1500 and 1600 the village of Bud was the biggest city between Trondheim and Bergen.In 1533 the archbishop Olav Engelbreksson called for a big meeting in Bud. The norwegians felt threatened by the danish and the reformation, and the mighty men of Norway met at Bud to...
Maria_75 Says: Walk around and take a look at the harbour in Bud. Here are many beautiful houses! In some of them you can stay for the night, and in others you can have a great meal. Fresh from the sea right outside.
Maria_75 Says: Bud church is a cruciformed church that was built in the 18th century. The germans removed the tower of the church during the second World War, because it was obstructing the view from their coastal fortress at Ergan.The locals kept the tower, and put it back on the church...
Maria_75 Says: On a small hill in Bud lies Ergan fort. A restored german coastal fort from the second World War. It has a command centre, cannon positions and other amenities that are built inside the hill. From the fort is a magnificent view over the village of Bud, plus the whole bay of...
Kyststi - walk along the coast
Maria_75 Says: Follow the signs marked "kyststi" which takes you on a path around the coast. A wonderful opportunity to see this beautiful village. It can be cold and windy so bring a jacket. Plus remember to bring extra batteries for your camera, as you are going to take a lot of pictures...
Rorbua: Very nice rorbu in Bud
Maria_75 Says: A "rorbu" was originally a house used by the fishermen. The house is located near the sea, and on the groundfloor is a place for put the boat and clean the fish. In the second floor are the bedrooms, bathroom, salon and kitchen.This "rorbu" was very nice with two bedrooms,...
Bunnpris: Some great shopping here
egonwegh Says: Local supermarket. We raided the local supermarket at about half past one in the afternoon and left with the food stuffs listed on the receipt - wienerbrod, safari kjeks, tortillachips, brekkbonner ... As you can see we paid 184 NOK.
Maria_75 Says: Bud lies right next to the open sea, and it can be quite windy and chilly here. Be sure to bring warm clothes so you dont have to freeze. Rain clothes are also good to bring. Even if it is blue skies and sunny, the weather can change in a second in our beautiful country!...
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This gives you an impression of the town and harbour - as seen from the coastal fortress.
Q: I am going to spend one night in Bud in the end of August. I would like to stay in a rorbu and have found two different ones that...
A: Heisan! Håper du får opphold på Bud, da i hvert fall.... Det er så flott der ute, atte, men du skulle ha vært der midtsommers, med lyset og alt... Selve Bud er ikke mye...
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A beautiful little fishing village with the roaring sea as its closest neighbor. A must-see if you are nearby! And you should be, because Bud lies close to cities like Ålesund, Molde, Kristiansund and...
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17 June 2008 - A day trip from our camp site at Andalsnes. We took the ferry between Afarnes and Solsnes and drove towards the village of Bud on the Atlantic coast. (If I am informed correctly, it's...
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Bud is a small fishing village north of Molde. It is here so called Atlantic Heavenly Road starts. It is a village from which you can see the sea with many islands. It had a flat higher ground and......
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