Top 31 things to do and attractions in Lillehammer

Fantastic afternoon of walking and discovering the area! You could spend hours here, so wear walking shoes! Even have a picnic or grab a meal in the cafe. The indoor exhibitions are just as great as the outside exhibitions. Overall, a wonderful experience!

Beautiful village but also a bunch of other random indoor museums inside. Its not as interactive as it could be, but still great to see. I didn't have kids with me but there seemed to be a few indoor play areas with toys and outdoor. Uneven walking around the edges on paths but big wide paths as well!

Possibly one of the best Museums I've ever been to. It's a large complex of multiple museums and open air exhibits spread over a vast area. It took me 5 hours just to rush through most of the stuff while skipping much.

Sprawling museum with a variety of exhibits, both indoor and outdoor. Reasonable admission price based on how much there is to see. Well maintained facility and grounds, helpful map provided on how to navigate.

Here’s the translation: ⸻ The museum itself is great! Interesting outdoor exhibits, but the opening hours policy is poor – from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. We didn’t manage to thoroughly see all three museums. In the end, we rushed through the Olympic one and didn’t have time to calmly buy souvenirs. Also, many outdoor objects were closed. All in all, good, but it could have been better. It gets crowded from 11 onwards because organized groups arrive as well.

Our group of 9 attended a wonderful guided tour of a historial Norwegian farm, which is smaller than a town but larger than a one family living area. The typical home includes a centrla fire area in a wooden structure. The schoolhousr is several school benches with long writing desks for students of all ages where they learned religion and reading. The central church is closed today. The excellent guide even gave us a school lesson on the small blackboards. As we headed to the interior museum, we passed by a gift shop with scarves, Norway souvenirs, journals with Norway decor, and of course, Trolls, trolls, and more Trolls. JaBaDaBaDo toys are 5% off. The inside museum shows the history of the resilent Norwegian throughout history. A special exhibit open until November highlights dance in Norway, including folk dances, swing dance, ballroom, tango, rap, hip hop with a don’t-be-shy interactive opportunity. The attention to historic events and their role in Norway’s path to a stronger nation. The years of German occupation, changing relations with other Scandinavian nations, and immirgation are summed up in displays and videos. All videos and signs are in Norwegian and many in English. Signs are legible and readble. The section that pays tribute to UNESCO sites is impressive with intention to preserve the world’s environment. Excellent museum that gives a memorable summary of Norway and Norwegians.

This is an amazing museum with well preserved buildings sharing the history of life in Norway. We only had time for The Rural Area and wished we were able to see the Town and Residential areas as well. But, it was incredible and beautiful. We even got to see inside the old buildings and how they were furnished. The grounds are beautiful. We learned how the museum was thought of and built as well as how people lived a very long time ago! The museum is over 100 years old!! This is a must-see while in Lillehammer and make sure you allow plenty of time to see the whole thing, including the Olympic Museum (included in your admission).

This is one of the best museum. Literally traveled through the time and spending the time in nature with family. We were all very satisfied

This tribute to Norwegian athletes and the Olympics in Norway 1994 & 1925 was educational, inspiring, and a multimedia experience. The first video is a compelling historical view of clips of opening scenes of the Olympic games throughout history. I watched this video three times. another section offers clips of actual Olympic events. It was extremely compelling to see Jessie Owens at the 1936 Olympics in Germany, which made me cry. Quotes by famous Olympians add a personal touch The display of Olympic medals throughout history shows another element of Olympic history. The history of Norwegian athletes is compelling. I really enjoyed the section on Sonia Henie and her ice-skating history. This venue is wheelchair entry and accessible. Accessible restrooms are located in the central museum area entry is through the Maya Hogan Norwegian museum.

Fun museum celebrating Norway’s standout athletes and overall contribution to the Olympics. A wide variety of flags, medals, and outfits. Interactive and enjoyable to peruse.

If you have any interest in the Olympics then this is well worth a visit. Lots of history, mostly on the winter Olympics with lots of memorabilia. Several other attractions included in the ticket price, and a nice cafe as well.

It was a large place that had showcase on the Olympic in Norway with a fee. The outside had a miniature of a true Norwegian village. The train, post office, pharmacy and much more. You did not have to pay for the outside village. The inside building had a store and a restaurant as well.

The olympic exhibits offer some interactive exhibits that are fun. Try your hand at shooting and running as you practice the Biathlon. There is a Postal Museum and a Museum of Antiquities from Norways history. "We Won The Land" is another section of exhibit coving the full history of Norway, and then there is the outdoor park. Spend 3 to 5 hours here.

Multiple houses and a Quick Look into how the winter Olympics started Sunday Monday, Tuesday

Really nice and relaxed atmosphere. Didn't expect a museum that is "not located in Oslo" to be this good. Parking was a littlebit tight, but overall good since it was in the center of Lillehammer.

A really great museum with great exhibits and fun architecture. A lot of great paintings here. It’s not big, just a nice size so that it won’t eat up your whole day. Been here several times and have never been disappointed. I’m always happy to visit again.

The museum is in the central area of the city, just a block from the main Street where people browse for shopping. Currently it has a major exhibit with French influence, primarily with artwork from Bonnard og Norden. The museum has several pieces from Munch amongst other artists.

This art museum contains a glorious collection of Nordic paintings in addition to modern and contemporary artworks. Of particular interest is the gallery of Frits Thaulow paintings that beautifully and expertly capture light upon water. Other paintings that stood out include a tremendous Akseli Gallen Kalela from Finland and a very earthy Anders Zorn painting (Swedish). Veronica B. was specially helpful and delighted to share about the museum collection...a great pleasure to speak with her.

A wonderful art museum in the heart of Lillehammer. Great exhibitions of various types of art. And fun stuff for the kids to do as well. Definitely worth a visit!

Art. Good! Air conditioning in unseasonably hot weather. Also Gooooood! There was so much I missed out on because I didn't realize the museum was closing (5 pm on Saturday) and it was the weekend. That's my fault. I was getting to the bones of everything but I enjoyed what I did see. Learned about some new artists that I love and am going to have to research.

We just stopped at the cafe in the front of the building. Good selection of snacks, cold drinks and coffee. Unusual water feature to the left and there was a fresh fruit and vegetable stand to the right. A rather nice looking building also on the right.

Nicely maintained and very interesting (if you’re interested in Mrs. Undset’s life). We enjoyed the tour!

Very informative tour and one of the most well maintained historical homes in the area.

Due to the covid the main building is closed

Beautiful setting, interesting exhibition. Unfortunately you cannot see most of the interior right now. Nice visitor centre also

I learned so much about Sigrid Undset thanks to the wonderful guide that I had. Everything is so well preserved and you get a immersion inside the life of the author. It’s very inspiring. Tusen takk for arbeidet ditt!

(Translated by Google) Only attended a lecture about Sigrid Undset, by Kaja Schjerven Mollerin in connection with the Norwegian Literature Festival, didn't have time to look around. Strolled in the garden and saw a mini-exhibition in one of the buildings in the garden. (Original) Var kun på foredrag om Sigrid Undset, av Kaja Schjerven Mollerin i forbindelse med Norsk litteraturfestival, fikk ikke tid til å se om. Ruslet i hagen og så en miniutstilling i en av byggene i hagen.

(Translated by Google) Fascinating lady who traveled a lot even then without Ryanair or Norwegian and was independent. We had a very good and enthusiastic guide who told us about the houses and the life of Sigrid Undset. (Original) Fascinerende dame som reiste mye allerede den gangen uten Ryanair eller Norwegian og var selvstendig. Vi hadde en veldig flink og entusiastisk guide som fortalte om husene og livet til Sigrid Undset.

Attended Lillehammer live on the grounds of the Olympic park and had a great time. Facilities are well maintained and plenty of parking out front. Not a lot of outside rain cover but otherwise a good time.

Great time at this venue get the chair_lift up and walk down

Very beautiful🌟💫 there are no words to describe🫶

Perfect

Okay

Ski Museum 🎿

Incredible

Fab micro brewery. We really enjoyed the amber ale and the wheat beer. Reasonably priced beer and food and lovely staff. Plan your trip to be in Lillehammer on the days it is open !

Very nice! We enjoyed discovering traditional food from Norway: the chief’s deer/moose stew was really good! Also the typical environnement is bringing you to the Norway from old times with the lovely historical explanations of our waiter. It could have been a perfect if we didn’t got kick out by the waiter/chief who wanted to finish his service.

Unbelievably good! The beer is the best I drank so far in Norway and the food (we had Deer Steak and Pork Cheeks) was overwhelming. You need to try at least a dish with the beer sauce. Too good to be true!

This restaurant was the highlight of our visit to Scandinavia! Incredibly friendly people; Awesome beer...loved the Black IPA that they brew on site. The moose burger was excellent!Chatted about everything Norwegian and the wonderful part was their Viking replica ship that went to Lans Aux Meadows (on the northerly tip of Newfoundland in Canada). Lovely atmosphere and such good hosts. We'll never forget this visit!

We walked into this out-of-the-way brewpub at 5 pm on a Friday, met Viggo, and knew we had found the exactly perfect place to drink good craft beer and eat delicious local food. Viggo welcomed us, and talked to us about the history of the place and the focus of the business which included beer, local food and music. His enthusiasm was infectious- we loved the conversation and learning more about the area. He shared a brochure with us that included information on other regional food suppliers and businesses in the area, since this was an interest of ours. We were 3 for 3 on the home brews- a Black IPA, a lager and a wheat beer. We loved the first two, and although none of us really like wheat beer, that was good too. The food was exceptional. We shared three dishes. The pork cheeks were so tender and the sauce was amazing. We also had a bratwurst with an wonderful sauce over delicious mashed potatoes. Viggo brought out a little container of chanterelles (that he had picked) that were used in a sauce. We started with a meat and cheese plate that included some amazing local aged ham, moose and deer sausages and an award winning local mild white cheese. This was such a wonderful experience. The historic ( and chill) setting, the local food and drink, and the warm hospitality were exceptional.

I was looking for a restaurant that sold nice Norwegian food this place was a hidden gem they also brew their own beer. Food and beer 1st class service also great ..... Thank you

We were basically alone in the bar and so had undivided attention from the owner who told us all kinds of facts about beer and aquavit. A truly great experience.

Well preserved church with historic roots.

Clean and beautiful cemetery,

No signage so it was difficult to find where to go. Just walked around the outside of it. Impressively large.

Very beautiful and peaceful

The church is astaunding to see, huge and kinda old church but very eligant to see outside. we havent went inside because of the covid 19 restriction.

Nice brick building, I liked the interior design. There is a corner for children to play too.

Very unique church. Very interesting outside architecture. And spectacular from inside.

You can see here ski jump trainings while you have dinner or breakfast in a camper next to it. Nice walk up to the ski jump building.

Amazing view! Make sure you take the lift to the top.

We went tobogganing here on New Year’s Eve! It was so much fun and the views were stunning. We spent about 90mins riding the slope, it was incredible. Highly recommended!

Great place. Had a good look around inc the ice rink. Beautiful location very picturesque

Excellent place , place to visit to everyone who knows what is Lillehammer.

The Olympic Park is incredible!! We walked there at night in the summer and it was open to explore. We climbed the 943 stairs to the top of the highest ski jump, and the view is breathtaking! I would highly recommend it! We went back again the next day to visit the gift shop. We got to witness a few ski jumpers jump.

It Worth a Visit From the technical point of view the ski jumping park is very interesting and it worth the visit. If there is a sunny day the light over Lillehammer is beautiful and the landscape is wide so you have a beautiful panorama from this point. The sunset is a pleasant view to watch it from here. During the day the chairlift and tower are open for visiting as well as souvenir shop at the ground level of ski jumping facilities.

Liked the place and the atmosphere especially the seating outside. I ordered the mussels but didn't really enjoy it. It had a fishy smell and was too salty. But my husband had the moose burger and it was quite good!

You have to order by QR code while the system is not working. So after half hour nobody at the table I went to the bar and ordered a burger from the moose… Sold out. Oke, tenderloin it wil be. Vegetables are raw, cutlery is not sharp enough for the meat and service was poor.

We had dinner at Nikkers last night after being turned away from a nearby restaurant. The food was delicious (Moose burgers and moose tartar), the beer was cold and wonderful, and we are especially grateful to Stina who took great care of us, even with a full restaurant and bar. We may go back tomorrow!

Slow service but the chicken sandwich was good. They initially got my order wrong and didn’t say anything about it, so I had to wait even longer to get the sandwich.

Great view on the river! Cozy atmosphere! Good food and service!

Get the cod, don't get the entrecote. I never send food back but I had to send the entrecote back because it was dry and cooked very well done when I ordered medium. They cooked the dish over and this time it was cooked medium but was still dry and very tough and bland tasting. We also ordered the cod and it was very good. The service was good and the waiter was apologetic for the poor dish.

Very cozy place. Good food and nice place. Sit outside near the water. And check the moose. I posted a picture with it... sorry two pictures because you cannot frame it in only one picture :)))))

There are two ski jumping slopes. They were used in the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. Now they are in regular use, mostly in winter competitions and practice. In summer they have ski lifts that take you up for the views, and the views from the top are amazing. There's a small shop which has gifts and snacks. It's very close to the town of Lillehammer.

🥇 Lillehammer hosted the first “eco-friendly” Olympic Games in history During the 1994 Winter Olympics, Lillehammer became the first host city to focus heavily on environmental protection: • all venues were built to minimize damage to nature; • the Olympic Village used eco-friendly materials; • the city planted tens of thousands of trees to compensate for its environmental impact. That’s why the 1994 Games are often called “the most environmentally friendly Olympics ever.” 🌲🏔️

30 minutes on foot from the city center. Two ski jumps with 936 steps leading to the top. It’s worth going because the view of the Lillehammer area is stunning.

Definitely a place worth visiting in Lillehammer. Full of sports nostalgia and stunning views. From the town center there’s a long uphill walk to the spectator area, and from there about 900 steps to the top of the ski jump. In August 2025 the chairlifts were not operating. Descending the stairs is not recommended if you’re afraid of heights.

We didn’t know what to expect from visiting this site & was even going to skip it. Glad we didn’t, it was fascinating to see how steep & far the jumps went & it’s one hell of a climb to the top, but the views are worth it.

This is the Ski Jumping Arena of the 1994 Winter Olympics. We stopped here for a quick visit and enjoyed the view even without climbing to the top of the run. The lifts weren’t operating and we didn’t have enough time to climb up to the top of the run.

Same as my other review for the top viewpoint. Amazing and worth it!

Beautiful church that can be visited as part of admission to the Maihaugen museum. During normal hours there is a guide inside who can answer questions and provide info.

Garmo stave church is at the top of the hill near the entrance to the Open Air Museum. It is the most striking building at the museum with its pointed tower with dragon heads on the ridges of the roof gazing out to the horizon. The church was built early in the 1200s, but has been extended several times, most recently in 1730. This is when it was given the current characteristic cross shape. The church stood originally at Garmo in Lom. It was pulled down in 1880, but the materials were kept and the church was reconstructed at Maihaugen in 1921. It is placed here as the parish church of the village, and shows what a church looked like in Gudbrandsdalen in the 1700s. It carries history from the middle ages up to the present day. The altarpiece and the pulpit are parts of the church's fittings that carry a message to the congregation through their motifs and symbols. This is where the children of the village were christened and the font still stands in the chancel of the church today. On an August day in 1859, Nobel prize winner Knut Hamsun was christened there. The church was at the centre of festivities such as christenings and weddings, and this is where Christian life was maintained from one generation to the next by the church services. The church was also the gathering place for the village, the only one before the arrival of shops and assembly rooms. This is where agreements were made, the meeting place of the young, and perhaps the fire of love was lit here. The church is in use for services during the summer months and on a Saturday we might find a newly married couple here. During the summer season we can meet the church guide, who can give us the history of the church.

Very interesting ancient church in a wonderful setting. The whole area is worth a visit - full of history.

I was impressed by the history of the church. The guy who told the history was very kind and explained it in two different languages.

I've only seen two stave churches in my life. Both were pretty amazing, but this one was ornate inside, with some extensions - lovely.

Reconstructed at Maihaugen in 1921 by architect Heinrich Jürgensen as part of the open-air museum.

It was a amazing experience

Good offers at the outlet store. Toilets a bit hard to find.

Okay. Clubs were not the best😃

Probably largest indoor sport-hall in Norway. Built to host the 1994 Winterolympics and designed next to Kristinshall which is build to host ice-hockey matches during these olympics. Haakanshall nowadays is used as a trainingcenter for handball, volleyball and badminton. It hosts an aerobicsroom, squashtracks, fitnessroom and golfsimulator. Haakans sportsenter consists of in- and outdoor-training possibilities such as a (indoor) 370m running-track.

Nice fitness center, tidy, not too packed. Very helpful staff.

Bad sesting experience, no wifi, no outlets, few toilets

Very good facility for all kind of athletes

Beautiful and historic venue for the twirling championship. Well done.

Small park in the town center with a little lake, no kids game

Small park without any kids game. nice for the area and good place for setting.

Beautiful park! Amazing Art.

Nice little spot in the middle of the town - good for sighting birds and nice view of the Lillehammer Kirk

Great food and fast service. Lovely setting. We loved the blankets to keep cozy warm while dining outside.

Brilliant food! I had the Falafel salad and the meal size was huge! Just what I needed after driving for a while and stopping in Lillehammer. The menu was well put together, the decor classy and the service was top notch. Set amongst the park, I'd recommend this place for a romantic dinner or lunch with good friends. Thanks again!

Beautiful park. There a small caffe near by. But we got sushi from Japan sushi and eat by the tree. It was so nice. Flowers, kids running around..so idelic

Finally! After spending years in Norge found a rocking pub. It's authentic to its core, rustic and my inner mojo got going again, after decades.

Amazing pub with equally amazing people. Just terrific atmosphere. The outside area is really chill as well. Great concerts with really interesting artists. Beer is good, but mixed drinks could be improved. I would love to see arcade machines here, that'd be super sweet!

Very nice local pub, different background music. All types enjoy the bar.. they have concert's with different artist's - mainly metal genre but worth to mention is that Xzibit been there playing And also various local artists🤠 of what i heard is that they all love to play in the intimate concert hall..

One of my favorite pubs in Lillehammer. Has a rock type style interior, darts, billiards tables, and outdoor seating area. The beer is reasonably priced, and the staff is very friendly. 5/5

Calm and comfy pub with amazing atmosphere, great for having a couple beers and hang out with friends. They also have lots of cool concerts, often with less known "underground" bands, definitely worth checking out!

A beautiful place with atmosphere and history, as evidenced by the many posters of punk concerts on the walls. Good beer selection, nice staff.

Fun atmosphere, lovely owners and allround a nice pub to meet interesting people! I do recommend visiting <3

Nice park, suitable for all ages, and accessible for kids trolleys and wheelchairs. We enjoyed our time there it was so fun. They have restaurants inside. Parking is not free, costs around 95 NOK.

Super fun and lot to see for childrens. Our child is just above 100cm, but still he could enjoy most of the rides. You can easily spend whole day here. Lots of people so you have to queue some time on some of the rides.

Best park for kids! My datter has been her two time when she was 5 years old and now 7 years olds. There are many rides for kids between 90 - 110 cm with adults. She love car driving and they will get child drivers license. You can bring your own food to grill and pay for the grill kr 25,-. You can also borrow trillevogn for kr 50,-. The parking costs kr 75,- a day.

I would highly recommend this park for a day trip, particularly to families with younger children. Our four-year-old had an absolute blast. You should also put Reodor Helgen’s hyperaccelerator on your to-do list of rides – it’s worth waiting in line for! 😀

Had a wonderful visit for my son’s 8th birthday. It’s a bit of a faff via public transport (the route over the dam for the 142 bus is closed) but well worth the trip. Everything was in really good condition and thoughtfully organised. We were there on a quiet day and some of the rides had no queues - the staff very kindly let us stay on for a second time around. We brought our own lunches but grills and cafes seemed nice. The Energy Centre was particularly good.

Kid enjoyed very much!

Nice to experience, a good variety of activities for kids. Updated 12/07/22 The experience was almost OK. There was a mishap and i expected it to be handled way better for a Park that charges over 50dollars per person for entry. Expensive, period! There are actually not that many rides in this park for people over 140. Don't bring bigger kids here expecting them to be able to have the best of rides available. For some rides you cannot go on with sandals...Wear sneakers, too much to ask really, especially in the summer tbh Funny thing is, we did go on them (unknowingly) but no one said anything. You also have to pay extra to go climbing. Best to go to Tusenfryd or Liseberg in Gøteborg to be honest!

Free, parking paid 65KR/day. Closed at Monday, when I have came for a visit… official Webpage states museum is open at Monday - when only outside exhibition was open :(. As I have already arrived during Monday I had very nice walk on grounds checking all available equipment. Some diggers and vehicles are enormous, a restored gas station is a plus. This part I very enjoy, even though I could go into museums.

An expansive museum in both its size and collection, indoors is the road vehicle portion and outside is the roadworks equipment. Plaques offered insight in both Norwegian and English. Staff were inviting. I greatly enjoyed the experience.

What a hidden treasure! The car historic museum I would rate higher than BMW museum in Munich. And this is all free (only pay for parking)! Information in both Norwegian and English. Large area outside, very family friendly and easy to get around. Two indoor museums, one for cars one for roads. Kiosk, cafe and good toilet facilities.

A great museum if you are a fan of vehicles, construction and large machines. There are parts of the museum that are open air and live. Features some high quality model cars as well. There is a whole additional linked museum on mining and tunneling.

I actually was not going inside but I did because it was free to experience these beautiful old cars. Just remember to pay for parking. We were just passing by to Hunderfossen! This was a cool experience! Very lovely service as well. Step in and enjoy

If you travel along the highways of Norway you'll find this museum facinating. Full of artifacts, information, media and activities. Outside there is an area to explore with some impressive road building machinery. Entrance and parking is free. Suitable for all ages and families. Staff were friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. 3-4 hours easily filled. We were on holiday from Great Britain and would highly recommend this experience.

A very kid friendly environment with lots to see and do. Perfect for a quick visit while on the road with no pressure to stay for long before it's free

(Translated by Google) Charming and old hamlet with the country's best ski slopes. (Original) Sjarmerende og gammel setergrend med landets beste skiløyper.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful ski slopes, parking and a small shop with food and some ski equipment. (Original) Nydelige skiløyper, parkering og en liten butikk med mat og noe skiutstyr.

(Translated by Google) We had a beautiful apartment that had nothing wrong with it except for a missing teapot. Balcony with a view of the valley. Excellent beds. Only check-in is 200 meters from your apartment, a bit strange (Original) We hadden een prachtig appartement waarop afgezien van een missende theepot niets aan mankeerde. Balkon met uitzicht op het dal. Prima bedden. Alleen inchecken doe je op 200 meter van je appartement, beetje raar

(Translated by Google) Pleasant service, good, freshly baked baked goods and waffles. Nice food station when you are on a ski trip. (Original) Hyggelig betjening, gode, nystekte bakevarer og vafler. Kjekk matstasjon når du er på skitur.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views and nice tracks with different types of challenges (Original) Vackra vyer och fina spår med olika typer av utmaningar

(Translated by Google) Great hiking area all year round. Nice hiking trails in the summer - groomed ski tracks in the winter 😊👍🏽 Wonderful for those looking for peace. (Original) Flott turområde hele året. Fine turstier i sommerhalvåret - strøkne skispor om vinteren 😊👍🏽 Herlig for deg som søker ro.

(Translated by Google) Shockingly horrible staff in the ski shop. Not welcoming, not helpful, you feel like someone who just disturbs you. (Original) Sjokkerende uhyggelig personell i ski butikken. Lite imøtekommende, lite behjelpelig, man føler seg som noen som bare forstyrrer.

The parking for the house is at the bottom of a drive and the walk is uphill. If you have a disability you can park up the hill in front of the red barn. There is a cafe on site which serves cakes and light lunches. I had a toasted gluten-free sandwich and there's soup available. I loved the house but sadly, the tour times are subject to change and on Sunday the 1.30pm English tour was cancelled so I went on the 1pm Norwegian tour rather than pass up the chance to see the house. As I haven't any Norwegian, it was sad to hear the detail which the excellent guide went into without understanding anything she was saying. She asked me all through whether I had any questions and had allowed me to borrow the English guidebook before the tour, which was kind. But next time I may ask whether there's an English tour and if not, I'll come back the next day.

Very interesting and lots to learn about the Norwegian author

Man this is so expensive

Historical and a nice place.

Good

(Translated by Google) Very nice and interesting place with a lot of history. Guided tour of the main building by a very talented woman. Well worth the visit, as you learn so much more about everyday life in the home. The farm is beautifully situated. Nice coffee in the coffee shop. (Original) Mycket trevlig och intressant plats med en hel del historia. Guidad tur i huvudbyggnaden av en mycket duktig kvinna. Väl värt att gå, så mycket mer man går till sig om vardagen i hemmet. Gården vackert belägen. Trevlig fika i kaffestugan.

(Translated by Google) If you are near Lillehammer you MUST visit Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson's home Aulestad. Truly an experience and it is also thanks to the guide INGA, a fantastically knowledgeable communicator…that hour went by quickly. The visit ended with pancakes with blueberry jam, exactly the same as Bjørnson served. Once you are there you must also visit the Gausdal Husflidslag outlet, which you will find in the building in the parking lot. There are many nice things to buy here. (Original) Er du i nærheten av Lillehammer MÅ du besøke Bjørnstjerne Bjørnsons hjem Aulestad. Virkelig en opplevelse og det er også takket være guiden INGA, en fantastisk kunnskapsrik formidler…den timen gikk raskt. Besøket ble avsluttet med pannekaker med blåbærsyltetøy, akkurat det samme som Bjørnson serverte. Når du først er der må du også besøke utsalget til Gausdal Husflidslag, som du finner i bygget på parkeringsplassen. Her er det mye fint å få kjøpt.

(Translated by Google) The museum is on the grounds of the open-air museum and is included in the entrance fee. A friendly employee showed us around a bit and talked about the golden age of the post office. The work of the postmen is represented with lovingly made puppets. There are no stamps to see. A small house but with charm. (Original) Das Museum ist auf dem Gelände des Freilichtmuseums und im Eintrittspreis enthalten. Ein netter Mitarbeiter führte uns ein wenig herum und erzählte von den goldenen Zeiten der Post. Die Arbeit der Postler wird mit liebevoll gemachten Puppen dargestellt. Briefmarken gibt es keine zu sehen. Ein kleines Haus, aber mit Charme.

(Translated by Google) Very cute little museum on an incredible site (Original) Tres mignon petit musée sur un site incroyable

(Translated by Google) The history of the Norwegian post is beautifully depicted here with some makettes and beautifully recreated post offices from times gone by. (Original) De geschiedenis van de noorweegse post word hier mooi uitgebeeld met enkele makettes en mooi nagebouwd postkantoren uit vervlogen tijden.

(Translated by Google) Got a review of Posten's history, everything from cars, wax dolls with clothes, different drop-off mailboxes. (Original) Fikk en gjennomgang av Posten sin historie, Alt fra biler, voksdukker med bekledning, forskjellige innleveringspostkasser.

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition about field mail during the war. I would like to take a closer look at the entire exhibition in the Postal Museum. (Original) Interessant utstilling om feltpost under krigen. Skulle gjerne se nærmere på hele utstillingen i Postmuseet.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and informative exhibition. (Original) Veldig fin og informativ utstilling.

(Translated by Google) Open only during the summer holidays (Original) Åpen bare i sommerferien

A hub for all kinds of artists to work and be creative. At least, that's the concept. Most were absent However, so there was nothing much to see. The glass blower was working, but seemed uncomfortable with us looking at him.

Lovely Christmas market! :)

Poor directions, many shops were closed with no info regarding this. The saving grace was the amazing glass blower

(Translated by Google) Inspiring and creative cultural center with various types of art forms, pleasant premises and cozy atmosphere. Café'. Well worth a visit. (Original) Inspirerende og kreativt kultursenter med ulike typer kunstformer , hyggelige lokaler og koselig stemning. Kafe'. Vel verdt et besøk.

(Translated by Google) Lovely place to meet art, craft and design. Here they often have a waiting room that is open to everyone and there you can be enriched with everything from good live music to exhibitions of various kinds to perhaps a simple lunch in the nice cafe section. (Original) Deilig sted for å møte kunst, håndtverk og design. Her har de ofte e venter som er åpne for alle og der kan man bli beriket med alt fra god livemusikk til utstillinger av ulike slag til kanskje en enkel lunch i den fine cafe avdelingen.

(Translated by Google) The factory is a unique cultural offer in Lillehammer. My knowledge of Fabrikken is primarily as an audience at "Ad Lib", which is held on the 1st Saturday of the month. Entertainment of musical and verbal features, informal and relaxing. Possibility to buy a snack, coffee, beer and wine. Free entry. The house orchestra, which is a regular feature, maintains a high musical standard, with mostly older vintage jazz. Last Saturday (October 5), among others, a pair of siblings living in Oslo, Oda and Aksel Kvalsvik (both in their 20s), entertained with vocals and guitar. They made the audience raise their eyebrows, and applaud with stomp claps. A high professional level from amateurs. Ad Lib, anything can happen. Recommended! (Original) Fabrikken er et unikt kulturtilbud i Lillehammer . Mitt kjennskap til Fabrikken er først og fremst som publikum på «Ad Lib», som arrangeres 1. lørdag i måneden. Underholdning av musikalske og verbale innslag , uformelt og avslappende. Mulighet til å kjøpe en matbit, kaffi, øl og vin. Gratis inngang. Husorkesteret, som er fast innslag, holder høyt musikalsk nivå ,med stort sett jazz av eldre årgang. Sist lørdag (5. oktober) underholdt blant andre et søskenpar bosatt i Oslo, Oda og Aksel Kvalsvik (begge i 20-årene) ,med vokal og gitar. De fikk publikum til å heve øyenbrynene, og bifalle med trampeklapp.Et høyt profesjonelt nivå fra amatører. Ad Lib, alt kan hende. Anbefales!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place for culture and creative industries. (Original) Et herlig sted for kultur og kreative næringer.

Not sure what we did wrong but we were treated like an inconvenience when rented gear for 6 people. It is a shame because my partner’s family has been loyal to Nordseter for decades and have always had good experiences. The equipment we rented was good - but the store was full of old inventory. We know they must have had hard years during the pandemic and wouldn’t have minded the condition of the store but all interactions with the staff were bad. Hope it goes back to the friendly Nordseter we remember!

Awful service - the owner has the worst attitude. We drove a long way to pick up gear we had reserved ages ago to find out it wasn't ready. This was not the staff's fault, but they forgot to call us to say we had to wait. What is more is that the owner then refused to refund that day even though we had to drive forth and back again and didn't have time to use the gear that day. My bad review is due to the lack of service and feeling like an inconvenience for wanting to rent gear. In the end he agreed to refund one day, but I can now see that he has charged me something extra so the refund transferred to my bank account is close to zero. Will never rent gear from there again.

Lots of x-country ski equipment. Classic and skate skis. Friendly service. Even joked with us. Great place to warm up before going out again.

Food, drink, toilets and ski service 👍 All you need is there, that's much better than in Sjusjoen or in the birkebeineren ski stadium.

Nice cafe and bakery and has ski hire facilities. Staff are friendly and helpful. Worth a visit if in Nordseter!

Nice cosy cafe stop for skiers. Coffee and Danish pastries.

Good XC ski equipment 👍🏻

Very good

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(Translated by Google) We visited the Energy Center in connection with Hunderfossen. There were games here that entertained both young and old. Try walking in the dark and find your way out. Water play. Wind play. Climb a mast. Lots of information that was exciting for both young and old, visited the center with both a 6-year-old and a 17-year-old. Absolutely the worst place to visit. Educational and useful, and very fun. (Original) Vi var innom Energisenteret i forbindelse med Hunderfossen. Her var det spill som underholdt både store og små. Prøv å gå i mørket og finn veien ut. Vannlek. Vindlek. Klatre i mast. Masse informasjon som var spennende for både liten og stor, besøkte senteret med både en på 6 og en på 17. Absolutt verst å besøke. Lærerikt og nyttig, og veldig morsomt.

(Translated by Google) Many engaging activities for children and adults. It is possible to have fun without carousels and accidentally learn something at the same time! (Original) Mange engasjerende aktiviteter for barn og voksne. Det går an å ha det gøy uten karuseller og tilfeldigvis lære noe samtidig!

(Translated by Google) In a time where things are all about saving the environment and being energy efficient. This is a great place where children can visualize and play with where energy comes from and how consumption affects nature. (Original) I en tid der ting handler om og spare miljø og være energi effekt. Så er dette en fin plass der barna kan få visualisert og lekt med hvor energien kommer fra og forbruket påvirker naturen.

(Translated by Google) Ok m a stop here when you are first in Familieparken. We really enjoyed some of the activities and others were probably intended for older children. We traveled 4 adults and 3 children aged 5-6. Worth a visit :) (Original) Ok m et stopp her når man først er i Familieparken. Noen av aktivitetene likte vi veldig godt og andre var nok ment for større barn. Vi reiste 4 voksne og 3 barn 5-6 år. Verdt et besøk :)

(Translated by Google) Great for little explorers. (Original) Ganz toll für kleine Entdecker.

not a good gallery to deal with, thew put you a tag and they try to put you donw with other gallery etc

(Translated by Google) Pleasant people and a good stable of artists (Original) Hyggelige folk og god stall av kunstnere

(Translated by Google) Great gallery with lots of varied art. Very pleasant and accommodating staff. (Original) Flott galleri med mye variert kunst. Meget hyggelige og imøtekommende ansatte.

(Translated by Google) Nice Gallery, with a nice host. Bought a picture we can't wait to have on the wall😊 (Original) Fint Galleri, med hyggelig vert. Kjøpt et bilde vi gleder oss til å ha på veggen😊

(Translated by Google) Great location and easy to get to. Located in the middle of the pedestrian street (Original) Flott beliggenhet og enkelt å komme til. Ligger midt i gågata

(Translated by Google) Great gallery with nice exhibitions. (Original) Flott galleri med fine utstillinger.

(Translated by Google) Great gallery and art, recommended!👍 (Original) Flott galleri og kunst, anbefales!👍

I was sledding with my daughter and the sled was broken. We flew off the track, I broke several ribs, my shoulder and damaged my liver.

If you are in Norway, do not miss this. Bob drive is ultimate adrenalin experience

An absolutely amazing trill of a ride. Very nice people also. Would highly recommend it to anybody.

Did the Olympic 4 man Bob. Fantastic experience, great team, what more can i say

Sled for an hour with family and friends. Very fun and quite challenging. Well organised!

Very nice place!

Has changed since the Olympics but still very impressive. Wear your walking shoes for a wonderful workout to the top of ski slope. The hike is is worth the views of Lillehammer and the largest lake I believe in Norway. Walking distance from town of Lillehammer. Don’t pass up the amazing waterfall hidden in the trees leaving the park too. A great spot for more pictures of Norway’s natural beauty.

What a great place for big and small! We had a great day, walking around, feeding the animals and climbing. The electric cars were especially great, I think our little one went on them about 5 times before we managed to get her to do something else! We are definitely coming back!

The park is amazing but the only parking option is a complete scam for people with rental cars. The company will overcharge you as their app is faulty and does not allow you to make the payment

Unbelievably good, we really enjoyed it so much! I loved feeding the little goats and the deer, a d all the other animals, it was just so nice... 😊😊😊👌 10/10 will come again

Not the most charming setting, but the kids liked it. They were able to feed and pet several animals. It was not a large variety of food, so I will bring my own next time.

Kid's farm Hunderfossen is a popular tourist destination located in the scenic surroundings of Hunderfossen, Norway. It is an attraction that is well worth a visit for people of all ages, but especially families with young children. This essay will explain why Kid's farm Hunderfossen is worth 5 stars and why it is such a unique and special place. Firstly, Kid's farm Hunderfossen is home to a wide variety of farm animals, including cows, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, and rabbits. Children can interact with the animals and learn about their care and feeding. This provides an excellent opportunity for children to learn about the importance of respecting and caring for animals. Secondly, the farm offers a range of activities that children can take part in. There is a large playground area with swings, slides, and climbing frames, as well as a pedal car track and a bouncy castle. There are also tractor rides, pony rides, and horse and carriage rides. These activities provide children with the opportunity to be active, have fun, and learn new skills. Thirdly, the farm offers a range of educational activities that children can take part in. There are workshops where children can learn about baking, cooking, and making cheese. There are also educational tours of the farm where children can learn about the animals and how they are cared for. These activities provide an excellent opportunity for children to learn about where their food comes from and the importance of sustainable farming practices. Fourthly, the farm has a café where visitors can enjoy delicious homemade food made from local produce. The café offers a range of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, soups, and cakes. The food is fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced, making it an excellent place to stop for a break during a visit to the farm. Fifthly, the farm has a farm shop where visitors can purchase a range of local products, including cheeses, meats, and jams. The products are all made from local ingredients and are of excellent quality. This provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to support local producers and purchase high-quality products to take home. Sixthly, the farm is located in a beautiful and scenic area, surrounded by mountains and forests. The scenery is stunning and provides an excellent backdrop for a day out with the family. The farm is also located near other tourist attractions, including the Hunderfossen Family Park, making it an ideal place to stop on a family day out. Seventhly, the farm is accessible for visitors with disabilities, with wheelchair ramps and accessible toilets provided. This means that visitors with disabilities can enjoy all the activities and facilities that the farm has to offer. Eighthly, the farm is open all year round, making it an excellent destination for visitors in all seasons. During the summer months, visitors can enjoy the outdoor activities, while in the winter, the farm is transformed into a winter wonderland, with horse-drawn sleigh rides and other winter activities. Ninthly, the farm offers a range of events throughout the year, including Easter egg hunts, Halloween parties, and Christmas markets. These events provide an excellent opportunity for families to celebrate the seasons and have fun together. Tenthly, the staff at Kid's farm Hunderfossen are friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. They are always on hand to answer questions and provide assistance, making the visitor experience a positive and enjoyable one. Eleventhly, the farm is reasonably priced, making it an affordable destination for families. The entry fee includes access to all the activities and facilities on the farm, making it an excellent value for money. Twelfthly, the farm offers accommodation for visitors, with a range of cottages and apartments available for rent. This provides an excellent opportunity

Very good place for the entire family. 2-3 hours should be enough. Nice waffle with hot coffee near the entrance. The kids loved the electric car ride.

Great experience for the wee ones (and fun for child-at-heart adults too). Almost all the animals (including deer) can be hand-fed from feed bags bought at the entrance. Letting the emu dip straight into the bag is a particular treat. An easy place to fritter away a surprising amount of time, and at a reasonable price (compared to the price of other attractions). Excellent parking at the same lot as Hunderfossen familiepark. The spaces nearest the farm are marked with banners reading "Barnas gård".

Great groomed track - even for a beginner, although there's not many signs (or maybe I missed them) so I spent some time looking for the entrance for the groomed track.

With high expectations we ski to the he stadium from Sjusjoen and met with totally closed ski stadium. The winter olympics 1994 stadium did offer zero service. Surprising as the annual ultra marsthon dki race ”Birkebeinerrennet” is two days ahead. Are there changing rooms, showers, cafe or is all vlosed?

April 2022. We parked in our motorhome overnight, which is allowed, as long as an overnight parking ticket is purchased. You can explore all the facilities including walking up the 900+ steps to the top of the 2010 Olympic Ski jump. Great view from the top. Must take big cahonies to slide down that on skis.

A new found respect for anybody throwing themselves off that you do not realise how steep it is until you see it in person Eddie the Eagle must have bigger balls than the silver moose

Excellent trails - well lit at night time. Groomed regularly. Bucket list item for any nordic skier out there.

Beautiful place in nice area !!! Ansaat the same time closed restaurant in time of open hours for private soire. Several arogan, stupid Norway men spoil the picture and name of place.

Really good fun. We are just beginners cross country skiing. This is a great place to start because it has a large flat area. There's enough space so you don't get in the way of more competent skiers too badly. So, so many trails, immaculately groomed. Also lots of the trails have 'streetlighting' so you can do them in the dark. Take the opportunity to watch some of the biathletes shooting. Tip: visit at night on your first visit, then visit during the day the next day. That way your 24 hour parking ticket is valid for both visits.

Our experience at Lillehammer Olympiapark’s Snopark was disappointing due to serious safety concerns and poor communication. Would not recommend for anyone. My husband was injured when an out-of-control toboggan hit him at the bottom of the hill, resulting in broken bones and emergency surgery. While staff called an ambulance, they did not take our information, offer first aid, or manage the area to prevent further incidents—sledding dangerously continued around us even as we waited for medical help. The park lacked clear safety measures, with minimal signage (only in Norwegian) and no designated slow zones at the bottom of the hill. The staff were also laissez-fair about safety equipment, with zero order or assistance with selecting helmets that appropriately fit children. Staff were not -prepared to handle emergencies, which was concerning and disappointing. We contacted the snopark after to report the incident and share our concerns, but we never received a response. While accidents happen, better safety precautions and follow-up communication would go a long way in improving the experience for future visitors. We would not recommend this expert anyone. It is extremely lucky that my husband wasn’t hurt worst, and we are grateful it was him who was hit and not our small children who could have easily been much more severely injured or killed.

Stay away: reckless guests, useless staff. Without warning, another rider ran his sled into me when I was standing at the base area, broke two bones in my leg (x-ray attached). Not sure if he lost control or just didn’t know how to operate the brake. Staff here did nothing. Thankful for the great care from the EMTs and the emergency room staff down the road. Hoping I can walk again soon - our visit was on 20 February 2025.

5th time doing this and will go again next year. It’s superb fun for adults and children.

946 steps to the top, worth if for the view. Great waterfalls nearby.

We had a disappointing experience! There were no signs for people coming by public transport, and once we got to the skilift area, there were no signs to get to the toboggan area (plus asking people around, no one could answer us on where it is). We got very few instructions on how to do the toboggan and got stuck on some of the flat parts of the slope, and it was very strenuous to gain the momentum again.

Great fun and adrenaline rush ... but ... There was zero induction to the activity, you sign a disclaimer and away you go, no staff presence on the snow that I could see. The route is really gentle then REALLY not gentle, again there was no warning of this. The route was bumpy so it was hard to control and steer. Someone was prolapse on the snow in a bad way and needed emergency care, they were removed by ambulance/ stretcher on a skidoo (I hope they're okay) Communication at this point was non existent, many people were stuck on the T lift for over 30minutes getting cold, I was eventually told there were dangerous bumps that needed to be fixed, a suspiciously short amount of time was spent by a guy with a shovel then the run was open again. I think they need to improve communication considerably to improve the safety of the activity.

Very fun, but be careful!!