Lillehammer gained international fame as the host of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games. Since then, tourism has flourished in this Norwegian city. Skiing is excellent, of course, but even non-skiers can experience the thrill of the slopes by taking a lift to the top of Lysgårdsbakken Olympic ski jump site. Explore the awesome collections and structures of the Maihaugen open-air museum or hike the Fåberg Cultural Trail to the site of ancient petroglyphs.
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Andris Malasevskis Private Tours is a private guiding company which organizing an unforgettable winter holidays in the Norwegian ski resort Hafjell (Lillehammer), in the summer season - an exclusive private tours in the Fjords and fishing tours in Ålesund.For us, getting people outdoors is our mission, our goal, and our passion. We can take you to all the places you've always wanted to go, to do the activities you love. You will be immersed in the natural beauty and culture of a place. We optimize fun for everyone; and offer trips designed to suit every activity level and interest. Our trips are designed to deliver surprising luxury with an absence of pretension. We've done our research and know the best accommodations in region to rest and recharge. On our trips, you might stay in an Mountain chalet, Romantic mountain hotel, Family run or Historic hotel. You will enjoy the finest local cuisine. We believe fresh local cuisine is one of the best ways to absorb a country's culture. You are a VIP at Our trips and we will deliver on your high standards for quality and comfort.So if you are looking for the best – on all levels, the good news is you’ve arrived to Norway! We will help you to plan your vacations in Norway from arrival to departure.
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Norways largest escape room-company. Incredibly fun games where you and your friends are trying to solve puzzles in a specially designed room. We have 4 different types of games in Lillehammer suitable for all ages. If you like to have fun this is the place for you. Are you able to solve the room's secret puzzles and escape?
Really enjoyed the experience. Went with 18 year old son and 14 year old daughter. Was plenty for all to work with and solve.
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I have been teaching skiing for 45 years, the last 22 at Sjusjøen, near Lillehammer, Norway. I now specialise in the classic cross-country technique, having worked in several ski areas around the world. In '76 I qualified as an ISIA alpine teacher with BASI, and have worked as a guide, ski patrol, teacher trainer and ski school director. Now I am semi-retired, have written a book about my teaching system and enjoy giving beginners a solid start.
Great instructor. Loads of information, help and support. We were both amateurs, and by the end of our session we knew enough to go off for a week’s skiiing. Highly recommended.
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Lillehammer Lawn Tennisklubb is located in the town of Lillehammer. At us you will find three indoor hard courts, as well as five outdoor clay courts. The indoor facilities are open year around. Our outdoor courts are open from May until early October. The indoor facilities also include locker rooms and a small club lounge. The indoor facilities are open year around. Our outdoor courts are open from May until early October. The indoor facilities also include locker rooms and a small club lounge. All bookings are done via the MATCHi app, or the MATCHi webpage.
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Maihaugen offers activities and experiences for the whole family. Enjoy the idyllic surroundings and experience life like in the old days. The museum has more than 200 historic houses from as far back as the 13th Century to homes of the different decades of the 1900s, including Queen Sonja’s childhood home. Grazing animals in the open-air museum. All year you can look into historical houses and visit great exhibitions, the museum shop and café. Don't miss our popular Christmas Market in November/December.
Does as it says on the tin. In winter with the snow it was quite beautiful to walk around. Lots of different wooden cabins and building that represented classic style from days gone by. Set in beautiful surroundings with lakes and woodland. Nice to get out in fresh air after doing the Olympic museum. Both are situated in the same place.
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The museum is one of the nation's leading art museums, and houses a collection consisting of approx. 1500 works by Norwegian artists dating from the 1800s and until today. The museum also organises several separate exhibitions a year, featuring both historical art and modern art.
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The Norwegian Public Road Museum, is one of Norway's largest technical and industrial museum facilities. The museum consists of three museums and a large open air museum. The three museums are; the Norwegian Public Road Museum (NPRM), the Norwegian Rock Blasting Museum(NRBM) and the Norwegian Vehicle Museum (NVM). The museums have a total of almost 5,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor exhibitions. In the open air museum, you will find a number of buildings that have had an impact on daily life along the roads. Such as ; country stores, petrol station and road warden's residence. There are also exhibited machines that have been used for road construction and rock blasting.
Thoroughly curated museum with both Norwegian and English information boards. Because of covid-19, the touch boards were not in use when we visited, but this is totally understandable. The mine museum was located inside a mine, which we really liked. There are benches and toilets placed around the park, and a nice café too. We recommend bringing a rain jacket in case of rain, because there will be walking from building to building.
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Experience the atmosphere of beautiful Aulestad! The Nobel laureate Bjornstjerne Bjornson lived here with his family from 1875. The home is one of the best preserved artist homes in Norway. The summer of 2020 visitors can unfortunately not enter the artist home due to covid-19. You are still welcome to visit the museum. Aulestad offers a great new Bjørnson-exhitition and you will meet a guide in the garden. There is a fun exploring trail for kids there as well. Approximately 18 km from Lillehammer, follow signs from the main road E6 north of Lillehammer. From E6 take highway 225 towards Gausdal, and follow the road past the center of Follebu to Aulestad. Free parking lots by the road. There are bus connection from the train station in Lillehammer.
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