on Molde every day, on its journey between Bergen and Kirkenes. The nearest railway station is Åndalsnes, the terminus for the Rauma Line. The local airport is Molde Airport which has several daily flights to Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim, as well as weekly flights to other domestic and international destinations. The European route E39 and Norwegian County Road 64 both pass through the municipality. The city of Molde is connected to Fræna Municipality (to the north) by the Tussen Tunnel. The city is connected to the Røvika and Nesjestranda part of the municipality by the Fannefjord Tunnel and Bolsøy Bridge, significantly shortening the drive by avoiding driving all the way around the Fannefjorden. The proposed Langfjord Tunnel would connect Molde Municipality to Rauma Municipality via a tunnel under the Langfjorden. Sports Molde hosts a variety of sports teams, most notably the football team, Molde FK, which plays in the Eliteserien, the top division in the Norwegian football league system. Their home matches are played at Aker stadion, inaugurated in 1998, which holds a record attendance of 13,308. The team is four-time league champions (2011, 2012, 2014 and 2019), four-time Norwegian Cup winners (1994, 2005, 2013 and 2014), and has made numerous appearances in European tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League. The club was founded in 1911, during Molde's period of great British and Continental influx, and was first named "International", since it predominantly played teams made up from crews of foreign vessels visiting the city. In addition to a number of international players, the city has also produced several ski jumpers, cross-country skiers and alpine skiers of international merit. Other sports include the accomplished team handball clubs (Molde Elite, SK Træff, SK Rival), athletics teams (IL Molde-Olymp), skiing clubs, basketball and volleyball teams. International relations Twin towns — sister cities Molde has three sister cities. They are: Borås, Sweden Mikkeli, Finland Vejle, Denmark Notable residents Public service & business Nicholas Lawson (1790-1851) Vice governor of Galápagos for Ecuador, born on Sekken Ole Anton Qvam (1834–1904) lawyer, politician and Prime Minister of Norway 1902/03 Dorothea Christensen (1847–1908) a domestic science proponent and politician Jacob Tanner, (1865–1964) Norwegian American Lutheran educator and religious author Johan Scharffenberg (1869–1965) a psychiatrist, politician, speaker and writer Olav Kavli (1872–1958) a businessman who founded the Kavli company Jens Arup Seip (1905–1992) medieval historian and interpreter of 1800's political history Eystein Fjærli (1917–1987) lieutenant colonel, defence strategist,