Located on the northern shore of the Romsdalsfjord on the Romsdal Peninsula, Molde is the regional capital of Moreog Romsdal and host the bishop of More. The city known as ‘Town of Rose ‘is a perfect tourist destination with impressive vista of snow clad mountains peak on southern side of Fjord.

The city got is name from Old Norse moldar, plural form of ‘mold’ meaning rich or fertile soil.

The city's coat-of-arms shows a whale chasing herring into a barrel, symbolizing the founding industries of the city - the export of fish and timber. However, the city Molde was never a whaling port; the whale is merely an echo of the ancient belief that whales were a good omen, chasing the schools of fish into the fjords at certain times of the year.

The city also famous for hosting International Jazz Festival, which is the best time for the tourist to experience the real beauty of the city.Another attraction of the city, is Romsdal Museum, which is one of the largest and most comprehensive folk museum of Norway established in 1912.The Museum of Fisheries, is another unique attraction of Molde. It is an open-air museum located on the island of Hjertoya. It is a small fishing village with authentic buildings, boats and fishing equipment, the museum shows local coastal culture from 1850 onwards.

Old buildings originating from all over the region have been moved here to form a typical cluster of farm buildings including "open hearth" houses, sheds, outhouses, smokehouses and a small chapel. The "town street" with Mali's Café shows typical Molde town houses from the pre-war period.

The city has perfect accommodation facilities for the tourists as per their budget.