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Take a walk or bring the kids on a treasure hunt and explore the street art in Mo i Rana. Here, you'll find graffiti art created by artists from all around the world.

Situated just below the Arctic Circle, the town of Mo i Rana and the magnificent mountains that surround it offer a wide range of winter adventures. From the “Arctic Circle town”, it’s a short distance to summit hikes, premier downhill and cross-country skiing areas, and exciting caves. Add to this the culinary delights and cultural offerings of Mo i Rana itself, and the town is your perfect winter holiday base.

Scandic Meyergården Hotel is situated in Mo i Rana’s town centre. Its restaurant features a menu based on locally sourced ingredients. Whether you are with your family, friends or colleagues, this hotel is an ideal place to stay. It’s close to premier hiking destinations such as Rabothytta cabin and Saltfjellet national park.

Grønligrotta, with its network of passages and beautiful limestone formations, has long been one of the most visited caves in Scandinavia. Electric lighting allows you to more fully appreciate it this natural wonder, which ice and water took 700,000 years to sculpt.

Are you looking for good places to stay in or near Mo i Rana? Here is an overview of accommodation options. It includes hotels and inns, holiday homes and camping sites.

Are you looking for a satisfying meal in the town Mo i Rana? Here is an overview of restaurants cafés.

Some of our finest natural attractions are only a one- or two-hour drive from Mo i Rana. These include Svartisen, the second-largest glacier on the Norwegian mainland, the mountains of Saltfjellet near the Arctic Circle and the renowned caves of Grønligrotta and Setergrotta.

With a climbing park, a water park, a science museum with interactive exhibitions, and several fascinating caves, Mo i Rana has plenty of attractions for young and old!