100 Attractions and Unique Experiences in Møre and Romsdal
Experience Møre og Romsdal’s Fjord Majesty and Coastal Treasures
Explore dramatic landscapes, Nordic history, vibrant towns, and wild seasonal beauty in Norway’s northwest
UNESCO & Cultural Heritage
- Geirangerfjord – UNESCO-listed fjord with waterfalls, boat tours, and hiking trails
- Romsdal Museum – open-air museum showcasing rural life and architecture
- Ålesund Art Nouveau District – rebuilt after 1904 fire in ornate Jugendstil style
- Grip Stave Church – historic wooden church on a remote island
- Sunnmøre Museum – Viking ships and medieval village in a scenic fjord setting
Nature & National Parks
- Dalsnibba Skywalk – mountaintop viewpoint with panoramic fjord vistas
- Innerdalen Valley – Norway’s first nature reserve with alpine peaks and lakes
- Eikesdalsvatnet Lake – long glacial lake surrounded by steep cliffs
- Hjørundfjord – dramatic fjord flanked by the Sunnmøre Alps
- Hornindalsvatnet – Europe’s deepest lake with serene surroundings
Outdoor Adventures
- Romsdalseggen Ridge Hike – one of Norway’s most scenic mountain trails
- Trollkyrkja Caves – underground waterfall and limestone caverns
- Kayaking in Geirangerfjord – paddle beneath waterfalls and cliffs
- Via Ferrata Åndalsnes – iron climbing route with fjord views
- Mountain Biking in Valldal – forest trails and riverside paths
Historic Towns & Villages
- Ålesund – coastal town with towers, turrets, and sea views
- Molde – “City of Roses” with panoramic mountain views
- Geiranger – fjord village with cruise port and hiking access
- Bud – fishing village with WWII history and coastal charm
- Veblungsnes – riverside village near Romsdal mountains
Art & Local Craft
- Jugendstilsenteret – museum of Art Nouveau architecture and design
- Glassblowing Studio in Ålesund – handmade glass inspired by the sea
- Local Pottery Workshops in Norddal – fjord-themed ceramics
- Woodcarving Studios in Sykkylven – traditional Norwegian motifs
- Textile Art in Molde – wool and weaving exhibitions
Culinary Experiences
- Fjord Trout Tasting in Valldal – sample locally farmed fish with berry sauces
- Molde Jazz & Food Trail – explore cafés and street food during the summer festival
- Geiranger Chocolate Factory – handmade sweets inspired by fjord landscapes
- Seafood Platters in Ålesund – fresh catches served in harborside restaurants
- Farm-to-Table Dining in Eide – meals made with local lamb, herbs, and vegetables
Festivals & Cultural Events
- Moldejazz – one of Europe’s oldest jazz festivals with international artists
- Ålesund Boat Festival – maritime celebration with concerts and vintage vessels
- Geiranger Fjord Days – local crafts, food stalls, and storytelling by the water
- Rauma Culture Week – theater, music, and art in mountain villages
- Norddal Berry Festival – seasonal event celebrating local strawberries and raspberries
Scenic Drives & Viewpoints
- Trollstigen – serpentine mountain road with hairpin bends and dramatic views
- Atlantic Ocean Road – iconic drive across bridges and islets over open sea
- Ørnevegen (Eagle Road) – steep climb with fjord overlooks near Geiranger
- Fjellstua Viewpoint – panoramic terrace above Ålesund reached by 418 steps
- Flydalsjuvet – cliffside viewpoint with classic Geirangerfjord photo ops
Wildlife Encounters
- Sea Safari in Ålesund – spot seals, porpoises, and seabirds by RIB boat
- Birdwatching in Runde Island – puffin colonies and coastal cliffs
- Deer Spotting in Eikesdal – twilight tours through forested valleys
- Fishing Trips in Hustadvika – deep-sea excursions for cod and halibut
- Otter Watching in Tafjord – quiet fjord habitat with shoreline trails
Seasonal Highlights
- Midnight Sun (June–July) – extended daylight in northern fjord areas
- Northern Lights (Sept–March) – aurora viewing from inland valleys and coastlines
- Spring Waterfall Season – snowmelt cascades in Geiranger and Eikesdal
- Autumn Color Drives – golden foliage along fjords and mountain passes
- Christmas Markets in Ålesund and Molde – festive stalls with crafts and treats


