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Lillehammer is the largest city in Gudbrandsdalen, located in the eastern parts of Norway.
It’s famous for the 1994 Winter Olympics, but also from the Netflix series Lillyhammer.
A bit further north in Innlandet county, you will find one of Norway’s largest themeparks,
Hunderfossen and the ski resort Hafjell. We here suggest things to do,
places to visit and stay.
Tap on each of the images below to open the video
Lillehammer & Innlandet
One of Norway´s most exciting and
special restaurants regarding the
interior. Located at the end of the
huge cave based on famous
Norwegian folk tales with six huge
trolls holding the ceiling up. The
restaurant is located in Hunder-
fossen Family Park
Nikkers is a cool restaurant with a
great outdoor terrace in the
summer, located by the Mesna
River in the center of Lillehammer.
Scandic Lillehammer Hotel is the
largest and one of the best hotels in
Lillehammer. The four star hotelis
located at the «top»of the city, close
to the ski jumps, Maihaugen
museum and the Norwegian
Olympic Museum,
A visit to the top of Hafjell ski resort.
Vi visit the different hotels and
restaurants in the area in summer
One of Norway´s largest theme-
parks is Hunderfossen Family Park
The park is themed around
Norwegian Folk tales and
adventure movies and is known for
its gigantic troll, propably the most
photograped troll in the world.
The Olympic city of Lillehammer,
known for the 1994 Winter Olympics
is explored here. We suggest things
to do, places to visit and where to
stay in this famous part of eastern
Norway
The venue where the Lillehammer
1994 Olympic Opening and Closing
ceremony took place, and where
the Olympic ski jump competitions
were held. Today it is one of the hills
used in the ski jump world cup.
The iconic art museum building by
Snøhetta, designed as an expansion
to Lillehammer Art Museum in front
of the Winter Olympics at
Lillehammer in 1994 and further
extended in 2016
A visit to the new Olympic Museum
in Norway, which moved from
Haakons Hall to Maihugen in 2016.
The museum celebrates the two
Olympic games that Norway have
hosted, Oslo in 1952 and
Lillehammer in 1994.
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SOCIAL
Lillehammer is the largest city in
Gudbrandsdalen, located in the
eastern parts of Norway. It’s famous
for the 1994 Winter Olympics, but
also from the Netflix series
Lillyhammer. A bit further north you
will find one of Norway’s largest
themeparks, Hunderfossen and the
ski resort Hafjell. We here suggest
things to do, places to visit and stay.
Tap on each of the images below to
open the video
Lillehammer
& Innlandet
One of Norway´s most exciting and
special restaurants regarding the
interior. Located at the end of the
huge cave based on famous
Norwegian folk tales with six huge
trolls holding the ceiling up. The
restaurant is located in Hunder-
fossen Family Park
Nikkers is a cool restaurant with a
great outdoor terrace in the
summer, located by the Mesna
River in the center of Lillehammer.
Scandic Lillehammer Hotel is the
largest and one of the best hotels in
Lillehammer. The four star hotelis
located at the «top»of the city, close
to the ski jumps, Maihaugen
museum and the Norwegian
Olympic Museum,
A visit to the top of Hafjell ski resort.
Vi visit the different hotels and
restaurants in the area in summer
One of Norway´s largest theme-
parks is Hunderfossen Family Park
The park is themed around
Norwegian Folk tales and
adventure movies and is known for
its gigantic troll, propably the most
photograped troll in the world.
The Olympic city of Lillehammer,
known for the 1994 Winter Olympics
is explored here. We suggest things
to do, places to visit and where to
stay in this famous part of eastern
Norway
The venue where the Lillehammer
1994 Olympic Opening and Closing
ceremony took place, and where
the Olympic ski jump competitions
were held. Today it is one of the hills
used in the ski jump world cup.
The iconic art museum building by
Snøhetta, designed as an expansion
to Lillehammer Art Museum in front
of the Winter Olympics at
Lillehammer in 1994 and further
extended in 2016
A visit to the new Olympic Museum
in Norway, which moved from
Haakons Hall to Maihugen in 2016.
The museum celebrates the two
Olympic games that Norway have
hosted, Oslo in 1952 and
Lillehammer in 1994.
