As a guest, you will immediately realize why the Hotel Scandic Syv Søstre bears the name of the Seven Sisters mountains. The hotel enjoys a great view of these renowned mountains. A holiday base here is perfect for exploring the many island treasures of the Helgeland coast, including Dønna and its colourful history, the idyllic island of Herøy, and the Vega archipelago, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The town of Sandnessjøen is a great base for hiking the trails of the Helgeland coast and its islands, and for exploring this scenic region on two wheels, by car or in a kayak. Within a short walk from the Scandic hotel, you will find the hiking trail to Åsen. This 6 km hiking trail heads south, rewarding you with a magnificent view of the Seven Sisters mountains, Dønnamannen peak, and the bridge called Helgelandsbrua. Read More
In a charming wooden house from 1852, on Sjøgata street in the historic heart of Mosjøen, you will find Galleri Stokland. On display are colourful artworks, knitwear, glass and ceramics by creative local craftsmen and artists.
Whether you prefer something colourful and bright, or calm and in subdued hues, in Kirsti Stokland’s gallery you are sure to see works that you like. Kirsti’s own graphics, signed and numbered, are available framed and unframed. In the gallery you will see works on canvas, and others that make use of materials as varied as aluminium, glass and even Rockwool. There is also a large selection of art cards. The gallerist will gladly wrap the item you choose, so you can safely take it with you. Read More
At Aernie, you can indulge in culinary and cultural experiences based on the history and traditions of the Southern Sami people. You can stay overnight in a luxury Sami hut or in a cabin, motorhome, caravan, or tent. Storli Camping and Aernie are located along the E6, a 20-minute drive north of Mo i Rana.
Aernie combines South Sami culture with traditional local cuisine. You can learn about Sami history, culture, and way of life together with your family or friends. Perhaps you would like to participate in preparing your own lunch over a campfire or spend the night in a luxury Sami hut? Read More
This cozy cultural café in Mosjøen is located at the "beginning" of Sjøgata and offers good food, coffee, and both small and large concerts throughout the year.
In this old street, you'll find Gilles Cafe & Restaurant, a cultural café that serves delicious food and hosts a variety of great concert experiences. While the house itself dates back to the 1800s, the interior is inspired by various decades, primarily focusing on the 60s and 70s, giving Gilles a unique atmosphere. Read More
In Hattfjelldal it is Fjellfolkets Hus (House of the mountain people) which is the museums home base. Here you’ll find great exhibitions and disseminations services about the place. In the house there is also a Tourist Information Office, a café, accommodation and place for meetings and events.
Lensmannsgården (The Sheriffs farm) which is located 200 meters east of the church is a cultural historic house from 1929. Here there is a village collection with a selection of different objects from the county. Read More
On Sjøgata, the historic street in the heart of Mosjøen, you will find Blomsterbua Food & Wine. This cosy and beautifully decorated restaurant is suitable for every occasion.
Restaurant
Blomsterbua’s rather special and varied menu features a variety of quiches, the town’s best vegan burger, and Bua’s signature burger, as well as assorted sandwiches, soups, salads and pies. Read More
The Vefsn Museum has numerous exhibitions at several locations in and around the town of Mosjøen. These focus on everything from rural life and urban history, to weapons smuggling and the work of the Norwegian resistance during Nazi Germany’s World War II occupation. You can also join a guided tour of the historical street Sjøgata, which is lined with 19th-century houses.
Jacobsenbrygga
The main museum in the Mosjøen town centre is housed in Jacobsenbrygga, a yellow wharf building at Sjøgata No. 31B. This historic street is a living museum, and the houses are still in use as residences, shops and charming cafés. A guided walk is very worthwhile. In Jacobsen wharf are exhibitions on Mosjøen’s development into a town, about how the preceding era was dominated by fishermen-farmers, about the amazing salmon fishing on the Vefsna river that attracted aristocrats and wealthy English anglers starting in the 19th century, and much more. The museum shop sells handicrafts, antique toys, books and coffee mugs. Read More
Tipperary actually consists of three different establishments in a restaurant house that stands on a pleasant pedestrian street in the heart of Mosjøen.
Tippen Gastro
On the ground floor is Tippen Gastro, a stylish restaurant known for its great food. Its menu includes everything from lamb shank, spare ribs, and steak to delicious seafood dishes. You will also find assorted pasta dishes, light dishes, salads, and tempting desserts. Read More
Laksforsen is situated in Grane by highway E6, with a breathtaking panoramic view of a beautiful waterfall.
Through the panoramic windows of the restaurant, you enjoy a spectacular view of the raging waters and the spray from the 17-metre-high waterfall. You can feel the thunder of the falls! And diners can often see the salmon’s impressive leaps as it struggles to navigate upstream. Read More
The cultural workshop in the old town, Sjøgata in Mosjøen, is a unique environment where past and present blend together.
A café with soul
The cosy café on the ground floor is open every weekday. Here you can enjoy a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, and traditional dishes, and see exhibitions of paintings by foreign as well as Norwegian artists. Every Friday there is a lunch concert at 1200 with local musicians, eager amateurs, and professionals. On some Fridays, there are special guest musicians and even choirs. All concerts are free. Read More
