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One of Norway's largest medieval museums providing an insight into our history from the Viking era,…
Go to: Domkirkeodden
Domkirkeodden
HamarOne of Norway's largest medieval museums providing an insight into our history from the Viking era,…
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The Norwegian Emigrant Museum is the only museum and research center in Norway which, in its entirety, focuses…
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The Migration museum
StangeThe Norwegian Emigrant Museum is the only museum and research center in Norway which, in its entirety, focuses…
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Experience Norways biggest lake, lake Mjøsa, by kayak! Infoteket, the local turist office in Tingnes offers…
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Kayaking at Mjøsa
RingsakerExperience Norways biggest lake, lake Mjøsa, by kayak! Infoteket, the local turist office in Tingnes offers…
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Try dog sledding with our friendly huskies and Alaska Malamutes in a fantastic mountain landscape at Sjusjøen,…
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Dog sledding at Sjusjøen Husky Tours
RingsakerTry dog sledding with our friendly huskies and Alaska Malamutes in a fantastic mountain landscape at Sjusjøen,…
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Sjusjøen Skisenter is situated 20 km east of Lillehammer. Our first winter was in 2003, and we have already…
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Sjusjøen Skisenter
RingsakerSjusjøen Skisenter is situated 20 km east of Lillehammer. Our first winter was in 2003, and we have already…
Mjøsa has rich fish stocks; there are 20 species in total. The most famous and most coveted by anglers is the…
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Lake Mjøsa
GjøvikMjøsa has rich fish stocks; there are 20 species in total. The most famous and most coveted by anglers is the…
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Top 10 offbeat architecture
“Mr Architecture” Hans Petter Smeby is the brain behind Norway’s streetwise architecture and design magazine Nytt rom . Here are his personal tips for exciting architecture off the beaten track.
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National cycle routes
Are you an experienced cyclist, determined to see Norway with its many fjords and mountains from the seat of your bicycle? In that case, the national cycle routes may be just the thing for you.
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Follow in Ibsen’s footsteps
Walk in Ibsen’s footsteps, and experience the same small villages, the local food and drinks, and the majestic nature that inspired Ibsen’s Peer Gynt.
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Highlights of Eastern Norway
Any direction out of Oslo will take you to lush landscapes, rich history, and culture. The region around the Norwegian capital is easily accessible and offers a great number of possibilities for day and round trips.
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Eastern Norway
Combine cool city culture in the capital with wildlife experiences in raw nature. In a short time, you can get from charming coastal towns in the Oslo region via huge forests to Norway’s highest and mightiest mountains in the Jotunheimen national park.
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The Hamar region
Get to know this charming, medium-sized city on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake. Experience a rich cultural life and one of the world’s most remarkable museums.
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The Lillehammer region
Lillehammer is located in the lush Gudbrandsdalen valley in Eastern Norway and offers a mix of culture, family fun, and outdoor activities.
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Gjøvik
Traces of olympic glory, a rich culinary heritage, and kilometres upon kilometres of cross-country skiing tracks. The roots go deep in the Gjøvik region.
