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DFDS – Europe’s leading ferry operator 2012-2021
AutoEurope – always a smooth car rental experience
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Arctic Campers – Norway’s camper van rental
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Hurtigruten – "The World’s Most Beautiful Sea Voyage"
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Up Norway – Bespoke luxury tailored by insiders
Norrøna Hvitserk – expeditions and adventure holidays
Booknordics.com – hundreds of activities, tours and day cruises in Norway
Brim Explorer – silent fjord tours by electric catamaran
Fjord Travel – let us show you the beauty of Norway!
Go Fjords – tours and activities all over Norway
50 Degrees North – unforgettable tailor-made and small group tours to Norway
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Experience one of the world’s most beautiful museums, visit traditional farms among the rolling hills, go biking or skiing – or just take a dive into the Lake Mjøsa.
The Hamar region is one of the most fertile agricultural areas in Norway, so naturally the region has a rich history.
Pop by a farm shop or two among the rolling hills. Many of the farms here can trace their roots back to the Viking age. Visit Domkirkeodden, where Europe’s largest glass building surrounds and protects the 950 year old Hamardomen, hailed by Travel + Leisure Magazine as one of the most beautiful museums in the world. Or indulge in the art of slow travel on the oldest paddle steamer in the world, the Skibladner.
The Hamar region is also full of fun for families. In the beach area Koigen, right by the Hamar city centre, you will find both a family-friendly beach as well as a quite spectacular diving tower. If you want more action, you can join a RIB safari, go kayaking or try out the climbing park.
For nature lovers, the forests and low mountains around Hamar can offer almost unlimited hiking opportunities.
Find more inspiration on the Hamar region’s official website.
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One of Norway's largest medieval museums providing an insight into our history from the Viking era,…
Go to: DomkirkeoddenOne of Norway's largest medieval museums providing an insight into our history from the Viking era,…
RIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
Go to: RIB-safariRIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
Hamar is home to one of Norway's largest swimming complexes
Go to: Ankerskogen swimming pool and spaRIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
Go to: RIB-safariRIB Safari is run by Destination Service and offers boat tours on lake Mjøsa. Experience the beuatiful country…
From comfy hotels to cosy cabins. Find your home away from home in the Hamar region.
Spectacular views, and a network of forest trails on the doorstep
Go to: Hedmarktoppen and Hamar Cabin RentalSpectacular views, and a network of forest trails on the doorstep
Hamar Hostel offers conference facilities for both small and large groups. Our meeting facilities include…
Go to: Hamar Hostel VikingskipetHamar Hostel offers conference facilities for both small and large groups. Our meeting facilities include…
Wood Hotel in Brumunddal – stay at the world's tallest timber building Wood Hotel, in the…
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From local food gems to high-end restaurants. Get a taste of what the Hamar region offers.
Get in-depth travel information on the Hamar region's official website.
Plan your trip to the Hamar region with Entur.
There are train departures every hour from Oslo to Hamar. The approximate travel time is 1,5 hours. From Trondheim, the travel time is 5.5 hours, whilst Lillehammer is 45 minutes away.
There are several daily bus departures from Oslo to Hamar. Check out Hedmark trafikk’s website for timetables.
If you go by car from Oslo, follow the E6 towards Trondheim/Hamar. Travel time is around 1.5 hours.
Oslo Airport is the closest airport to the Hamar region. There are hourly train departures from Oslo Airport to Hamar with the NSB, and approximate travel time is 1 hour.
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