Guidebook for Lillehammer
Food Scene
Heim Lillehammer
84B StorgataHvelvet restaurant
1 StortorgetFiKA
49 StorgataPark Cafe'n
26 StorgataFattigmann
85 StrandpromenadenLYNG mat & bar - Restaurant på Lillehammer
2 NymosvingenGreat food and service!
Essentials
Kiwi Vingnes
24 VingnesgataDrinks & Nightlife
Nikkers AS
18 Elvegata1847 Brenneriet
19 ElvegataSightseeing
Panoramatur
95 VottestadvegenNice view over Lillehammer
Storgata
StorgataMaine street in Lillehammer for pedestrians.
Entertainment & Activities
Lillehammer cinema
69 KirkegataHunderfossen in Lillehammer is one of Norway's most popular tourist attractions with over 275,000 visitors each summer. The park is known as the Fairy-tale Park in all of Norway, with big and great attractions both inside and out.
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Hunderfossen Familiepark
Hunderfossen in Lillehammer is one of Norway's most popular tourist attractions with over 275,000 visitors each summer. The park is known as the Fairy-tale Park in all of Norway, with big and great attractions both inside and out.
The farm features Norwegian farm animals – both small and large! There is also a duck pond, a playground for the kids and a cafe serving snacks.
The Children’s Farm is open during the Norwegian school holiday, from end of June until end of August. The farm is located just a 300 metres from the Hunderfossen Family Park.
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Kid's farm Hunderfossen
FossekrovegenThe farm features Norwegian farm animals – both small and large! There is also a duck pond, a playground for the kids and a cafe serving snacks.
The Children’s Farm is open during the Norwegian school holiday, from end of June until end of August. The farm is located just a 300 metres from the Hunderfossen Family Park.
Lilleputthammer is an adventure park in the Hafjell Hunderfossen area, and is an attraction both children and adults will enjoy. In “the tiny town” children can feel like giants, and then move on to the trains, cars, boats, Ferris wheel, rollercoaster or the stomach-churning Ola's frog leap. Alternatively, they can enjoy the climbing tower, obstacle course, bouncy pillow or trampolines.
Lilleputthammer is a 1:4 scale model of Storgata in Lillehammer as it was in the 1930s. Inside the small, charming buildings, children can take part in arts and crafts activities, dress up or watch a film, and in the Children’s Book Town they can listen to stories and enjoy short theatre plays.
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Lilleputthammer
39 HundervegenLilleputthammer is an adventure park in the Hafjell Hunderfossen area, and is an attraction both children and adults will enjoy. In “the tiny town” children can feel like giants, and then move on to the trains, cars, boats, Ferris wheel, rollercoaster or the stomach-churning Ola's frog leap. Alternatively, they can enjoy the climbing tower, obstacle course, bouncy pillow or trampolines.
Lilleputthammer is a 1:4 scale model of Storgata in Lillehammer as it was in the 1930s. Inside the small, charming buildings, children can take part in arts and crafts activities, dress up or watch a film, and in the Children’s Book Town they can listen to stories and enjoy short theatre plays.
Indoor and outdoor (open during the summer season) aqua park. Located seven kilometers away from Lillehammer city centre and eight kilometers from Hunderfossen amusement park. Several pools, saunas and a wibit track for kids (in use during the school holidays).
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Jorekstad fritidsbad
690 JørstadmovegenIndoor and outdoor (open during the summer season) aqua park. Located seven kilometers away from Lillehammer city centre and eight kilometers from Hunderfossen amusement park. Several pools, saunas and a wibit track for kids (in use during the school holidays).
Shopping
Strandtorget
85 StrandpromenadenArts & Culture
Maihaugen in Lillehammer is Norway’s largest open-air museum outside of Oslo. The museum offers more than 200 buildings from different eras, superb cultural experiences, a variety of activities for children and adults, numerous exhibitions and several places to eat.
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Maihaugen station
Maihaugen in Lillehammer is Norway’s largest open-air museum outside of Oslo. The museum offers more than 200 buildings from different eras, superb cultural experiences, a variety of activities for children and adults, numerous exhibitions and several places to eat.