All-year open-air museum
This old stave church was originally built in Garmo in the municipality of Lom, but it was removed and built again in Lillehammer.
Now the Garmo Stave Church, which dates back to the 12th century, stands in the Maihaugen open-air museum, which is open for visits.
Ski Jumping Arena
The Lysgårdsbakkene Ski Jumping Arena is one of the main highlights of the city. It has two ski jumping hills, which are covered with a plastic coating and are busy all year round. During the summer, you can hop on a chairlift at the base of the hill and ride up to the peak for a fantastic view. Inside the arena, there’s a souvenir shop where you can find various gifts, including special Olympic Park souvenirs.
Historical and modern art
The Lillehammer Kunstmuseum is the region’s only art museum, of great importance both nationally but also internationally. The museum has temporary exhibits as well as the usual highlights.
Lillehammer: a winter paradise
Lillehammer is the perfect destination for winter and skiing activities. It is just a short ride away from two of the best ski resorts in Southern Norway: Kvitfjell and Hafjell.
Your experience level will not matter: you will always find slopes suited for your skill level.
Activities in Lillehammer
Lilleputthammer
This park is about 20 km north of Lillehammer and is a miniature replica of the city. The youngest ones will surely love it, and will enjoy riding its miniature trains!
The Olympic Games museum
Each Olympic Games enthusiast must pay a visit to this museum. which exhibits Norway as a hosting nation and more. A nice experience also for the averagely interested.
