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Toshioohsako Says: Its is a beautiful outdoor museum including 40 houeses. You can see the life in Romsdalen from the 14th to 20th century.The museum has a wonderful cafe with local decorations.
Roses, Jazz and hundreds of mountains
amsor Says: Molde is called the town of Roses but I think that the town is not worth the visit. But the view from Molde to the hundreds of mountains is really great and that is a good reason to go there.There is also a famous jazzfestival every year in Molde.I went there on a...
Toshioohsako Says: Its a beautifully shaped bridege starting from Vevabg and you can come to Krisyiansund, a famous picturesque port town.Its a magnificent bridge extended over the Atlantic sea. You should not miss it when you come to this region.
bergencity Says: Molde is also called the city of the roses and the jazz, because they have jazz-festivals every year and you will see thousands of roses in the city of Molde.I also like the mountains around Molde and it is good for shopping !
Toshioohsako Says: Molde was badly bombarded in 1940 by invaders. The King and Crown Princess and Government members were evacuated from Oslo to Molde. The Government was temporarily seated in this city. The Royal family members hid themselves under birch trees in the forest.That is why this...
bluV11t Says: There are both easy and hard hiking alternatives in and around Molde. The area north of Molde have well kept hiking trails leading to a number of fishing-lakes. You should purchase a state fishing licence to fish in these lakes, it can be purchased at any post office and in...
bluV11t Says: Come to Molde during the jazz-festival when this small town springs to life. Usually set during the 3. week of July (week 29). Be ware, accomodations are hard to find during this week so book early!If you're prepared to rough-it the "Jazz-camp" provides a cheap alternative...
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2 Reviews and 53 Opinions Rica Seilet Hotel Molde offers the very best view that you can get from a hotelroom in Molde, in...
Dolly Dimple's: Is this thing supposed to be a pizza?
knerten Says: I still remember the good old days, before Dolly Dimple's turned into a nationwide chain...when there was only one restaurant, in Sandnes, back in 1987...that's when they still made great pizza. I had the "Italian" style, thin crust pizza. 120 kroner for a thin loaf with a...
knerten Says: Chinese restaurants are all over the world. Most of them don't serve Chinese food, but something that vaguely looks like and tastes like Chinese. Very few restaurants serve authentic Chinese meals. This restaurant is no exception. One good thing is the harbour view though.
SailorRoar Says: Norway Bussekspress operates a bus connection that departs at 10 AM(day bus) and 10 PM(overnight bus) from Oslo to Molde.http://www.dagognattekspressen.no/Link to english version in the top left corner of the page.
The Speed Passenger Boat to Vestnes
knerten Says: The commuter ferry to/from Vestnes from/to Molde. During summer this boat also runs to and from Ålesund.The ferry MF Edoy (to/from Sekken island) is barely vible behind the boat on the left side.
knerten Says: 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. This store is rather pricy, but the quality is excellent. NOK 80-100 for a small piece of cheese, or a medium sized...
Mega: Norwegian delights - Fjordland
knerten Says: 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,...
Asia Supermarked: Asian necessities
knerten Says: 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...
knerten Says: This service is provided by the local newspaper. In Norwegian only, but you should able to make sense of it:The data reads as follows:Current temperature, temperature past 24hrsPrecipitation past 24 hrs, air presssureWind direction (from), wind speed past 24 hrs
knerten Says: Looking south from Molde University College and pretty much the same view as from my office.May take a little while to load.
Toshioohsako Says: Frm Varden's peak (407m) you can see a superb panorama view of Molde city, harbor and snow-covered mountains. It is one of the best places to see aerial view of Molde.
Toshioohsako Says: From Molde, take 64 and to 664 and drive slowly on country roads. You will see sea-side beautiful country roads with flowers and trees.Its a very pleasant drive and you will enjoy.
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If you haven't tried it yet, you should. This is an exiting adventure. Cruise flat sea at 50+ knots or jump the waves for a weightless sensation. Pricy, but well worth it.
Equipment: All provided: Thermal suit, goggles and gloves, no need to bring anything. The suits are really thermal, don't wear too many layers underneath.
Written Jun 13, 2005
Phone: +47 71264700 or + 47 4087863
Website: www.searafting.no
Favorite thing: Usually, the Molde River trickles through town. There is a tiny waterfall, but not very impressive, except after a heavy rainfall.
Written Sep 25, 2004
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Hurtigruten ship "Trollfjord" leaving Molde at 7pm on 17 October. Looking westward from the top floor of my office building. Rica Seilet Hotel to the left. The Eastern end of Otrøya island to the...
I flew for an hour from Oslo to come to Molde-a heavenly place characterized by the natural beauty with the snow-covered mountains, the deep-Atlantic ocean and the unpredictable climate. I like the......
Small town, jazz, literature & hiking
Albeit beeing a small town, Molde has the good fortune to host two very different festivals. The first, and largest, is Molde International Jazz Festival (MIJF english: MIJF English page). The...
I lived in Molde for 3 years while studying. Molde is known for it's great Jazz Festival in July, and for it's tousands of roses during the summer. Even though Molde always has been a beautifull city,...
I cherish many good memories from Norway, in particular from the Oslo fjord area, Sognefjord and Gudbrandsdalen. One place I have to mention is the town of Molde, capital of Møre og Romsdal,...
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