Molde is certainly a great place to do your shopping, while driving around through the lovely landscape of Norway. I had broken the electricity adapter for my laptop and it was quite easy to buy a new one in Molde.
In front of most of the shops there is a parking-area with a short-park-zone and large parking-areas at many places closeby.
Updated May 11, 2010
This is a buy by the bulk tea and coffee store that also sells local produce, cheeses, cakes and syrups, and often they offer free samples, like this day.
What to buy: This store is rather pricy, but the quality is excellent.
What to pay: NOK 80-100 for a small piece of cheese, or a medium sized bottle of homemade syrup.
Written Mar 19, 2005
Address: Moldetorget
You'll find Fjordland shelves in most Norwegian food stores, but the shelf at Mega has the biggest selection. Fjordland is a range of ready-made heat-and-serve products that taste great, and most food of this kind does not. With a wide range of traditional Norwegian dishes, this is a must-try when in Norway. Somewhat on the pricy side, but well worth it. I've tried similar things in other countries, but this is definitely the best.
What to pay: NOK 40-60
Written Oct 24, 2004
For the more exotic cravings, this is the place to shop. A delightful mixture of Indian, Thai, Chinese, Middle-East and international food can be found here. The selection is not wide, but it should satisfy most palates. As with most Asian stores in smalltown Norway, beware of the expiry date. Also sells international calling cards. Very friendly staff.
Written Oct 24, 2004
Roseby or "City of roses" is a very euphemistic description of this mall...nothing rosy about it architecture wise. Fair enough, it has some 40 shops in it, but the outside couldn't be more depressing...
Written Oct 24, 2004
Website: www.roseby.no
This grocery store is among the largest in town, certainly if the range of food matters to you. The Ica chain is rather pricy. However, there is a fresh meat, cheese and bakery counter, plus a shelf with international foodstuffs.
Opening hours
Mon - Fri 9am - 9pm
Sat 9am - 8pm
Written Oct 24, 2004
Address: Moldelivegen
Usually, grocery stores in Norway open at 9am. This is the only one in Molde that opens already at 8am, and it's located right in the middle of the city centre.
Hours:
8am - 8pm (Mon-Fri)
8am - 6pm (Sat)
Written Sep 24, 2004
Always a nice display of freah meats and poultry. If they don't have it, they'll order it. A bit pricy, but excellent service.
Written Oct 18, 2004
Address: By the bus station
Really and old-fashioned men's apparel store. No thrills, no great brands, attendants that look like they're still the 70s...but they hem while you wait.
Written Oct 18, 2004
Address: By the bus station
Written Oct 18, 2004
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Really and old-fashioned men's apparel store. No thrills, no great brands, attendants that look like they're still the 70s...but they hem while you wait.
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