Events in Mo i Rana
In the event calendar at MoiRana.com, you’ll find a complete overview of all the city’s events – from sports competitions and markets to concerts and festivals. Verket Musikkfestival Open gallery… Read More
In the event calendar at MoiRana.com, you’ll find a complete overview of all the city’s events – from sports competitions and markets to concerts and festivals. Verket Musikkfestival Open gallery… Read More
In the event calendar at iMosjøen.no, you’ll find a complete overview of everything happening in the city – from sports events and markets to concerts and festivals. Simon Almås Open gallery… Read More
Moheia Bad is a popular meeting place for people of all ages who want to swim, play, exercise, or simply relax. With four different pools, a water slide, saunas, and a café, everything is in place for an enjoyable experience – all year round. The facility was completely renovated in 2025 and now offers clean, modern facilities, universal accessibility, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere – right in the center of Mo i Rana. Whether you’re visiting with the family for a weekend outing, looking for a relaxing swim after work, or planning a children’s birthday party, Moheia Bad is a place where everyone feels at home. Read More
At Gildevangen Konditori in Olderskog, Mosjøen, you can enjoy a tasty lunch, relax with a coffee or iced tea, and perhaps indulge in a slice of cake—or even three. Kathy… Read More
Experience the intimate waterfront restaurant with spectacular views and local ingredients. The intimate restaurant is idyllically located right on the pier. Here, you can enjoy the tranquility of the Helgeland coast, a cozy atmosphere, and stunning views of the sea, Dønnamannen, and the Seven Sisters mountain range. The restaurant is housed in an old wharf building from 1954, which once served as a fish reception facility. Great care has been taken to preserve its original character, creating a unique atmosphere where history fills the walls. Read More
Experience a week where culture and the North Norwegian summer meet through over a hundred events, thirty exhibitions, and a vibrant mix of music, art, conversations, and city life. Festspillene Helgeland is one of Northern Norway’s largest cultural festivals, attracting visitors from across the country to Mosjøen. Read More
Step into a botanical wonderland and a shopping experience of a lifetime, overflowing with flowers and décor, interior design, and creative art. And licorice, chocolate, ice cream, and coffee. This is a treat for all the senses, something you won’t soon forget and definitely won’t want to miss. The full name of Etcetera translates to "Etcetera - botanical extravaganza and more." It’s an art exhibition disguised as a shop, overflowing with flowers and décor, offering a delightful abundance of colors and forms—flowers and pots, interior design and decorations, plants, and ornaments. And let’s not forget the chocolate and licorice. Tommy, the creative force behind it all, is a multiple-time Norwegian champion in floral decoration, living and breathing flowers, creativity, and providing customers with an unforgettable experience. Read More
At Lyngvågen Café you can eat good homemade seafood and stay overnight. Across the strait you can visit Jonny in Gjerøyhamn. Here you will find a lovely visitor garden, a sales exhibition in Losviklåven and a private museum in the old sheriff's house. The Café From the old fish landing station on Gjerdøya, local fisherman and chef Jim serves traditional seafood dishes. Like fish burgers, whale burgers, bacalao, and fried cod tongues, to name a few. Most of the seating is outdoors along the dock, so be sure to dress for the weather. Guest Pier If you're arriving by your own boat, Lyngvågen has a 160-metre floating dock with plenty of space. There is also access to both water and electricity. There’s also a service building in Lyngvågen with toilets, showers, a washing machine, and a dryer. Read More
Træna Kaffekollektiv is a small and cozy coffee bar offering stunning views over Trænfjorden, serving the finest coffee in the archipelago. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open… Read More
Brønnøysund is more than a beautiful coastal town – it’s a living map of history, with traces of people, trade, and life along the coast over 10,000 years. This audio guide lets you explore the town’s rich past and present at your own pace, right in the heart of a landscape scattered with thousands of islands, islets, and skerries. Experience Brønnøysund through an atmospheric and informative audio story, available directly on your phone. The route takes you to ten key locations – from historic buildings and old cemeteries to modern landmarks and coastal scenery. You decide where to start, how long to stay at each stop, and in which order to explore. Read More