Experience the Lillehammer Region and its wide offer of recreational activities.
In Lillehammer, nature, culture and fun go hand in hand. Just a short walk from the city centre, you’ll find Maihaugen Open-Air Museum, where you can explore what life in Norway was like over the past 500 years – from traditional farmhouses to historic urban settings.
Art enthusiasts will enjoy the Lillehammer Art Museum, which regularly features acclaimed exhibitions, such as Anna Ancher – Skagen’s Inner and Outer Space.
As Norway’s Olympic city, Lillehammer still thrives with energy and tradition. Many of the Olympic facilities remain open to visitors, and the Norwegian Olympic Museum is highly recommended for a deep dive into sports history and the spirit of the Games.
For families, Lillehammer is packed with amusement parks and activity centres for all ages – including Hunderfossen Family Park, Lilleputthammer Miniature Park, Jorekstad Fritidsbad, Lekeland, and Barnas Gård.
After a day full of experiences, take a stroll down Lillehammer’s charming pedestrian street, lined with historic wooden houses, small specialty shops and galleries. Sit down for an ice cream, enjoy the local atmosphere, and take in the warmth of this lively mountain town.
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