Sjøholt

Sjøholt is a village located in the municipality of Ålesund in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It lies on the northern shore of the Storfjorden, a major fjord in the region, and is situated in the Sunnmøre district. Historically, Sjøholt was a significant trading post and a hub for local shipping due to its strategic position. The village is known for its scenic surroundings, with mountains and the fjord providing a dramatic backdrop.

The economy of Sjøholt has traditionally been tied to agriculture, fishing, and small-scale industry. In more recent times, tourism has become an increasingly important sector, attracting visitors interested in hiking, fishing, and experiencing the natural beauty of the fjords. The village serves as a gateway to the surrounding tourist attractions.

Sjøholt has a primary school and a community center, serving the local population. Transportation links include the European route E136 which passes nearby, providing road access to Ålesund and other surrounding areas. The village retains a relatively small-town feel, offering a quieter lifestyle compared to larger urban centers. Its cultural heritage is reflected in local traditions and the preservation of older buildings, some of which date back to the village's trading post era.