Train to and from Lillehammer

Welcome to Lillehammer

Lillehammer is centrally located and accessible on the eastern shore of Lake Mjøsa thanks to its stop on the Dovre Line. All trains stops in the town centre meaning that everything you could need is nearby. Here you will find restaurants and eateries, accommodation options, shopping and cultural hotspots all within a stone’s throw of the station.

A paradise for the whole family

Lillehammer is home to a wide and varied assortment of experiences. The town hosts two amusement parks in the shape of Hunderfossen and Lilleputthammer which are guaranteed to delight children of all ages. The more daring may want to test drive the Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge track, where they’ll reach speeds of up to 100 km/h.

The Maihaugen open-air museum

When you get off the train at Lillehammer station, you’re not far from Maihaugen (image overleaf) – an open-air museum in an idyllic setting where they bring history to life and you can see at first hand what life was like in the past. Shop in a general store from the first decade of the twentieth century, or pass the time of day with a housewife from the 1930s. Or why not visit a thirteenth century building or rediscover the fashion and design trends from the 1980s – you can do it all at Maihaugen.