Forde

Forde is a distinctive destination in Western Norway, Norway, offering visitors beautiful natural surroundings, a welcoming atmosphere, and a range of activities and experiences. The area is known for its scenic landscapes, outdoor recreation opportunities, and authentic Norwegian character.

By Car / Road

Forde is accessible by road. Buses connect to nearby cities and towns. Local roads are well-maintained but may be narrow in rural areas. Driving offers the most flexibility for exploring the surrounding region.

The town centre is compact and walkable. Local buses cover the wider area. Taxis are available through Norgestaxi or local taxi companies. For exploring the surrounding region, a rental car is recommended.

Sunnfjord museum ,

Jølstravegen 107 ,

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+47 57721220 ,

fax : +47 57721229 ,

[email protected] .

Feb-May: Tu-F 10:00-15:00; closed Easter, May 1 and May 29 .

A collection of log cabins that explore life in the inner Sunnfjord villages from the 19th century until today. The museum shop sells books, gift items, traditional toys, and handicraft products made in Norway. It serve coffee, ice cream and kiosk goods.

Adult 130 kr, student/senior/other concession 100 kr, child 0-17 free .   ( updated Apr 2025 )

Sunnfjord Skisenter Blomlia ,

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+47 57820677 .

Skiing slopes.

Local restaurants and trattorias serve regional cuisine featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients. Traditional dishes reflect the local culinary heritage.

Cafes and bars in the town centre serve coffee, wine, and local beverages. Regional wines and spirits are worth sampling.

Budget

Førde Pensjonat ,

Halbrendslia 14 ,

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+47 57821164 .

 

Mid-range

Quality Hotel Førde ,

Hafstadvegen 26 ,

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+47 57828110 .

 

Rica Sunnfjord Hotel ,

Storehagen 2 ,

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+47 57834000 .

Local shops offer regional products, handicrafts, and everyday necessities. Markets may be held weekly in the town square.

Route 13 to Balestrand is a scenic drive over the Gaularfjellet mountain pass. Beware that the road is closed in the winter.

Routes through Førde

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