The Norwegian Mountaineering Centre in Åndalsnes

A modern building with a geometric facade, located near a dock with steep, snow-capped mountains in the background.

A striking modern building with a pyramid-like shape, located by the water with reflections in the calm water below.

A child sitting in a bright red hanging tent with a photograph of a fjord in the background.

A modern architectural building with a geometric facade of beige and white tiles, located near a dock.

A woman and a young girl are shopping in a store, looking at small souvenirs in a modern gift shop.

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A group of children participating in indoor rock climbing, with colorful handholds and a climbing wall.

A young girl climbs an indoor artificial rock wall at an exhibition, with a man observing an informational display.

A child climbs a brightly colored, low indoor climbing wall with turtle-shaped grips.

An exhibit space with historical climbing displays, including photographs and objects related to climbing history.

Norwegian mountaineering history and outdoor mountain activities

Centrally located in Åndalsnes
A modern exhibition that conveys the history and development of mountaineering in a varied way

Starting point

Åndalsnes

Duration

2 hr

Season

Available all year

Trollfolk - 15 minute movie

Don't miss out on a unique multimedia show. The movie theatre at Norsk Tindesenter is one of its kind in the world. The screen itself is 3D and simulates a rock wall. Watch the spectacular movie from the Romsdal surrounding and see what great activities can be done in the mountains here.

The story incorporates a nice fairytale story that is sure to keep everyone interested for the 15 minutes the movie lasts.

Norwegian mountaineering museum

At the Norwegian mountaineering center, you will find a modern exhibition that in a varied way conveys the history and development of mountaineering, from the first ascent of Romsdalshorn in 1828 till the modern era.

The exhibition features interactive stations, videos with different themes, and equipment you can touch and try.

Norway's highest indoor climbing wall

Make sure you visit Norway`s highest indoor climbing wall while in Åndalsnes! Here you can watch people climb or give it a go yourself! The sport climbing wall at the Norwegian Mountaineering Centre is a great choice for climbers of any ability and for anyone who wants to give the sport of rock climbing a go.

With 60 climbs spread over 20 anchors, there is plenty of scopes whatever your ability.

Tindestua - Cafe and Restaurant

The cafe and restaurant at the Norwegian Mountaineering Centre accommodate 100 people inside, with additional seats outside, directly on the waterfront. Enjoy the great view of the Romsdalfjord and surrounding mountains.