
Molde
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Molde stretches along Norway's western coast, on the edge of the fjord bearing its name, with views of the snow-capped peaks of the Romsdal Alps. Nicknamed the city of roses in summer, it transforms in winter when the cold reveals a setting of white mountains and frozen lakes ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snow hiking. The surrounding areas offer easy access to several ski resorts and alpine trails, while the forests around compose calm landscapes for outdoor activities. The city maintains an active cultural life during the cold season, with concerts and events linked to Norwegian traditions, enhancing its coastal setting surrounded by mountainous terrain.
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Discover the best attractions in Molde and its surroundings
Romsdalseggen Ridge
Åndalsnes is a mountain village offering access to Romsdalseggen, a dramatic ridge hike with steep drops and panoramic views of Norway's Romsdal Valley, best experienced in winter for its stark alpine landscape.
Molde Panorama
Molde's panorama is taken in from the Varden lookout, some 400 metres above the town, where the fjord opens out against the line of 222 Romsdal peaks. A road climbs all the way up, and a marked footpath starts from the town centre.
Atlanterhavsveien Coastal Walk
Connecting Averøy island to the mainland via 8 bridges, this road offers scenic coastal views.
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