Location: Mo i Rana
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What to do and see in Mo i Rana, Northern Norway: The Best Things to do
Mo i Rana (Norwegian pronunciation: [ˈmuː i ˈrɑːnɑ]) a town and administrative centre of the municipality of Rana in Nordland county, Norway. It is located just south of the Arctic Circle and in the Helgeland region of Nordland. Some of the outlying areas of the town include the suburbs of Båsmoen and Ytteren in the north and Selfors in the east.
Restaurants in Mo i Rana
1. Hauknestinden
2. Klokkerhagen elvepark
3. Arctic Circle Motorcycle museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Just north of the city Mo i Rana you will find Arctic Circle motorcycle museum. Located just beside the mainroad E6 and the last gas station before the Saltfjellet mountain. The museum can easily be seen from the E6. The ACC motorcycle exhibition present rare vintage motorcycles from the 10s to the 70s, and our oldest bike is the oldest vintige mc in northern Norway. It also has a great war time exhibition from the battle of Norway during ww2. Visiting the museum outside the opening days?: please contact us.
Reviewed By kennyg191
We visited the Artic Circle Motorcycle Museum in October. Our good friend Ivar organised the visit as he is a old school friend of Benny. From the minute we arrived it was wide eyes and smiles all round. There was something for everyone, I went for the motorcycles but was amazed by the ww2 displays, Benny has so much knowledge about local involvement during the war and his stories are fascinating and some times unbelievable. The motorcycles were pristine and he had all the restoration stories, some had a bit of a chequered and sad history, without saying too much. It’s was easy to become engrossed in the displays,stories,feelings and atmosphere. It isn’t a huge museum but it packs a lot of punch. Thanks again Benny from Kenny Barbara and Mattia ???????????????????????????????????????????? I’m sure we will meet again ????????????
4. Visit Plura
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
SCUBA DIVING ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME! Visit Plura is the place to go. The Plura cave is diveable all year round. With a fully equipped dive center and professional staff in place, you can get the ultimate cave diving experience. All levels of dive training is available on site, in addition to accommodation, rental gear, all gas fills, led weights, back plates, wings and basically all a diver needs. Courses are filling up fast so it is recommended to book in advance.
Reviewed By alekseolsen - Moss, Norway
Visited Plura from 27th of December until 4th of January. Had a lovely stay, with great courses (cavern and Intro to Cave). The training made you very comfortable with diving the cave following the courses, and the cave itself is out of this world. To those of you concerned that you need X-thousand dives before entering the cave, I had just above 100 dives, and really enjoyed the courses:) On top of magnificent diving, Ina and Jani are very friendly, there was never any problems to borrow equipment etc. To top it all, we had the most lovely new years Dinner, sauna and Bath????????
5. Tourist Information Mo i Rana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The tourist information centre in Mo i Rana is centrally situated in the town centre and is well signposted to from the E6. Our friendly staff will be happy to help with any questions you might have about the region. There is a good selection of brochures from Helgeland and Northern Norway. Small shop with souvenirs and bike rental.
6. Skillevollen Alpinsenter
7. Havmannen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Art2911 - Oslo, Norway
Havmannen ("The Man from the Sea") is a granite stone sculpture by Antony Gormley located in the city of Mo i Rana, which is referred to in Norway as "Polarsirkelbyen" ("Arctic Circle City"). The sculpture is 11 metres (36 ft) tall and weighs 60 tonnes! It's amazing!
8. Selforslia
9. Marmor Slottet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By NMPOslo
The roads are bumpy, and it takes 40 minutes to get there from the main road (follow the signs to Melfjordbotn, and then to Marmorslottet) but the walk is pleasant and the fast-moving river pretty spectacular! The walk is no more than 2 km along a well-prepared and well-signed path. Important to have good shoes, though, as parts can be muddy and slippery. There is a staircase at the end and then some clambering over rocks before you arrive at the river. A six year-old could do this as long as you are prepared for some mud and can keep them on a tight leash by the river.
10. Helgeland Museum, avd Rana museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
RANA MUSEUM Regional museum with two departments within the same building, cultural history and natural history. Exhibitions and collections with focus on the Rana area and Helgeland, located nearby Moholmen. Language Texting in the exhibitions are generally in Norwegian and English. Stenneset friluftsmuseum is an open-air museum, located 8 km from the centre, on R12, road to Nesna : collection of buildings from the 18th og 19th century, centered around an old local vicarage. Guided tours by request only. Information about the buildings can be found on the app "Kulturpunkt". Bredek mountain farm, idyllic traditional farm situated inside Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park, reached on foot only, 1 hour hiking. Parking at Bjøllånes, 45 min drive north of Mo. Information about the farm can be found on the app "Kulturpunkt".
Reviewed By 202gordons - Lake Havasu City, United States
This is one of the great places in Mo i Rana! Very friendly staff! Knowledgeable about the area! Don' miss it!
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