Today, the Lillehammer district is most famous for winter sports. Lillehammer. Lillehammer ski resort is a cooperation of 5 local ski centres with a total of 43 lifts, 88 slopes with a total length of 113 km. The Lillehammer ski pass is valid in all ski centres, and all ski centres are of course connected to each other.

By the entrance to the valley Gudbrandsdalen, north of Lillehammer, you will discover an enchanting winter park beyond everything you have ever seen before. A magicalfairytale world that can not be seen or visited before the sun goes down and thedark night takes control. This Winter park is one of a kind in Europe – you have never seen anything like it!

A train ride alongside one of Norway’s oldest railway connections brings you from Oslo to Lillehammer. The Olympic City of 1994, Lillehammer, is situated at the entrance to the Gudbrandsdalen valley, about 150 km north of Oslo.

Maihaugen Museum tells the story of people in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley the last 300 years, of life between the wars in the inland town of Lillehammer and of homes and domestic environments in the 20th century. The calm and spacious landscape of the museum provides insight and time for reflection.
The Sandvig Collection was founded by the dentist Anders Sandvig in 1887. In 1904 the museum was moved to Maihaugen. Today Maihaugen is one of the largest museums in Norway, with close to 200 buildings.

Plan your summer in Lillehammer!
Lillehammer, situated at the beautiful Mjøsa lake, is a perfect place to spend a summer holiday full of relaxing days, culture and familiy activities
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Ultimate bike fun at Bike Park Hafjell, open from June to September
Our offer: 3 nights in double room incl breakfast at Hafjell Resort Hotel, every Sunday-Thursday in May and June from ca. NOK 1 375,- per person
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