Perfect for rainy days or as a break.

Even though Åndalsnes is known for its spectacular mountain hikes and outdoor experiences, there's also plenty of exciting things to discover indoors. Whether the rain puts a stop to your hiking plans, or you simply need a break from the mountains, there are many great activities and attractions that keep you dry and entertained. Here are our best tips for indoor activities in Åndalsnes and the surrounding area!

Norwegian Mountaineering Centre – climbing, exhibitions and café

Start your visit at the Norwegian Mountaineering Centre, an experience center in the heart of Åndalsnes that offers much more than just a rainy-day activity. Here you'll find one of Norway's highest indoor climbing walls with routes for all levels – perfect for both beginners and experienced climbers. The center also houses the Norwegian Mountain Museum with fascinating exhibitions about Norwegian mountain history, and you can take a well-deserved break in the cozy restaurant Tindestua. This is a must for anyone interested in mountain sports and Norwegian climbing history!

Rauma Cultural Centre

Want to experience culture in the mountain town? Rauma Cultural Centre is the cultural capital of Åndalsnes, with a varied program of concerts, theater performances, cinema, and events for both young and old. Here you can watch the latest films at the cinema or join exciting cultural events throughout the year. Check their program to see what's on the calendar during your visit!

War Museum

Åndalsnes has a strong history from World War II, and you can dive into this fascinating period in several ways. Visit the War Museum or join the unique experience Travel back to Åndalsnes in 1940, where you get to explore the historic bunkers and hear the stories from wartime. This is an experience that provides both learning and perspective, suitable for the whole family.

Garment Museum in Isfjorden

Take a trip to the neighboring town of Isfjorden and visit the Garment Museum, which tells the story of how the Romsdal villages became known as "Norway's wardrobe". Here you'll see an authentic residential and factory environment from the 1960s, and learn about the remarkable development of the garment industry that made Romsdal a central player in the Norwegian clothing industry. A truly unique piece of local industrial history!

Nerhol Museum

Interested in local history? Nerhol Museum gives you an insight into life in Romsdal through the ages. This smaller museum has charm and authenticity, and is a great way to become better acquainted with the culture and traditions of the village.

Åndalsnes Train Chapel

One of Norway's most unique places can be found right by the railway station – Åndalsnes Train Chapel. This venerable railway carriage has been converted into a small chapel that provides a quiet breathing space in the midst of a busy day. The train chapel was consecrated by Bishop Odd Bondevik in 2003 in the presence of King Harald and Queen Sonja, and is probably the world's only train chapel. A beautiful and peaceful experience!

Grytten Church

Grytten Church is a beautiful stone church from the Middle Ages located in scenic surroundings. The church has a rich history and is a popular destination for those who appreciate architecture, history, and tranquility. A calm and reflective break from everyday life.

ÅIF Hall – including padel

Need to burn off some energy? At ÅIF Hall you can play padel and other sports. Perfect for families or groups of friends who want some physical activity indoors – regardless of the weather!

Rauma Yarn / Rauma Wool Factory

For all knitting enthusiasts (or those who want to become one!), a visit to Rauma Yarn is a must. Rauma Wool Factory has produced quality yarn since 1927, and here you can shop for yarn, patterns, and knitting equipment at the factory outlet. A paradise for handicraft enthusiasts, and perhaps the start of a new hobby project!

Welcome to Åndalsnes Camping – your base for both mountain experiences and cozy indoor activities!