At the end of the 20th century, beginning 21st century this was the most popular architecture style, philosophy and way of life, because in Europe it was time for something new. Navigate the deep and famous underwater tunnels to reach them and enjoy the breathtaking scenery from the local bus. Especially Giske a famous one.
Reach the Atlantic Ocean Park by public transport bus 614 or 618, 120 NOK taxi ride or hop on hop off bus.Norway is famous for its open air museums and this is one of them. It is one of those trolley trains that will give you a guided tour of the city of Alesund. Ask the tourist information in port about their opening hours. From the park, 418 steps lead up to Fjellstua for one of the best views in Norway. In the nesting season from February to August more than 500.000 sea birds take over the island.
Otherwise, there are a few good café-bars overlooking the harbour. As you can see they are right next to one another and all cruise ships will still use the same exit. The Giske church is a 12th century chapel and the only one in Norway built in marble.
You’ll see the whole town, your ship far below and the surrounding mountains and islands. If the steps are too much, take public transport, but don’t miss this viewpoint.An interesting collection of old buildings – original and recreated – as well as boats can be seen at the Sunnmøre Museum (£7), a short bus ride away. Cruise Timetables is your first port-of-call to find up-to-date cruise ship schedules, itineraries, sampled prices, ports-of-departure and ports-of-call for all the major cruiselines. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link. Welcome to the Ålesund cruise port guide. All the blue buses are local buses that go to all the sights to see out of town (except for Fjell Stua / Mount Aksla). Up to three ships can be accommodated.The town centre, a few museums, shops and the park that marks the start of the staircase to the Fjellstua viewpoint are just a stroll away.
Port Geiranger cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The park lies about 3,5 west of the port. It is a famous fishing port in the country, although it is most famous for its Art Nouveau style. Our Alesund cruise port guide gives you information about the docking location, cruise dock, transportation options and much more! Ålesund is a city in Norway with about 45.000 inhabitants. Find out more To find out the exact schedule you can Taxis are generally available in the morning right outside the port.
Take a step back in time and walk through the ages. The best way to reach the church is by public transportation. All rights reserved. This is the dock of Alesund. The bus station is located right in front of the exit of the cruise port. Make sure not to miss the penguins and the diving show. Cruise passengers don't have to venture far to admire Ålesund's Art Nouveau architectureThose looking for refreshment at Fjellstua viewpoint can pick between its cafe and restaurantChildren will enjoy the interactive displays at the Fisheries MuseumWith about 150 species of birds on Runde, puffins are a big pullFor a thrilling ride, navigate Trollstigen's hair-raising bends by bikeSome of Godøy and Giske's buildings like Hogstein lighthouse (built 1905) have a lengthy history To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link. It’s a two-mile walk or take the bus.Several cruise lines offer a three-hour excursion combining the aquarium and museum. Ask the tourist information for the Sugar tops hike to make the most adventurous one.This is one of the largest aquariums in Scandinavia. The centrally-located Jugendstilsenteret (Art Nouveau Museum, £8) has period furniture and various exhibitions on the town’s architecture.If you’re fit, and especially if you have older children, head for Mount Aksla – you can hardly miss it. The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. As you can see there is a large parking lot with all kinds of facilities like local buses, hop on hop off bus, limited amount of taxis and the tourist train.From the ship you will also see this building. The middle stop will say Giske and Godoy. It takes about 1 hour and it will also take you up to the viewpoint. There is plenty of choice for the other half of your day in port. It depicts underwater life in the atlantic ocean and in the fjords.