Culture during winter
We have many museums and cultural attractions, and some are open in winter. Check out our top picks for what to experience when you’re in the region.
Domkirkeodden
A lovely walk from Hamar city center takes you to Domkirkeodden. Experience a wonderful open-air area with one of Norway’s largest medieval museums, which tells the story from the Viking Age, through the Middle Ages, and up to the present day. In winter, the museum itself is closed, but the museum garden is open all year round and is a great area for walks.
It is also possible to pre-book guided tours of the museum in winter.
Domkirkeodden
A lovely walk from Hamar city center takes you to Domkirkeodden. Experience a wonderful open-air area with one of Norway’s largest medieval museums, which tells the story from the Viking Age, through the Middle Ages, and up to the present day. In winter, the museum itself is closed, but the museum garden is open all year round and is a great area for walks.
It is also possible to pre-book guided tours of the museum in winter.
Maihaugen
Maihaugen, located in the heart of Lillehammer, is a cultural-historical museum set in scenic surroundings. The museum’s over 200 historic buildings offer a unique insight into past ways of life in Norway. Here you can enjoy yourself both indoors and outdoors. One of the latest exhibitions to open is Impulser. It was opened by Queen Sonja a few years ago, and the Queen, like many others, thoroughly enjoys Maihaugen.
Lillehammer Art Museum
Lillehammer Art Museum is Innlandet’s only art museum, distinguished by its regional roots, national relevance, and international profile. The collection consists of approximately 1800 artworks that tell Norway’s art history from the 19th century to today from various perspectives. The main building was designed by Snøhetta and is today an architectural icon.
Lillehammer Art Museum
Lillehammer Art Museum is Innlandet’s only art museum, distinguished by its regional roots, national relevance, and international profile. The collection consists of approximately 1800 artworks that tell Norway’s art history from the 19th century to today from various perspectives. The main building was designed by Snøhetta and is today an architectural icon.
Norwegian Road Museum
The Norwegian Road Museum is one of Norway’s largest technical-industrial museum complexes. The museum includes three museums and a large museum park, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions. The Norwegian Road Museum is located in Øyer, right next to Hunderfossen Adventure Park.
Norwegian Road Museum
The Norwegian Road Museum is one of Norway’s largest technical-industrial museum complexes. The museum includes three museums and a large museum park, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions. The Norwegian Road Museum is located in Øyer, right next to Hunderfossen Adventure Park.
The Hamar region offers a unique blend of culinary experiences, gentle landscapes, and historical treasures. Close by and easily accessible.
Summer with the family – in the middle of the adventure
In the area around Hamar, Lillehammer and the National Park Kingdom, a whole summer filled with experiences for the whole family awaits – close to both the city and nature.
By train through the heart of Innlandet – a journey for the senses
Traveling by train through Innlandet is as much a journey of discovery as it is a means of transport.
Innlandet – where stories live on
Between Mjøsa and Jotunheimen lies a landscape with deep roots in Norwegian history and culture. Innlandet carries a rich storytelling tradition that is still visible in both the landscape and cultural life.
Munch’s Innlandet – a journey into an artist’s inner life
Walking in Edvard Munch’s footsteps in Innlandet provides a deeper understanding of the artist’s life, his search for identity, and how nature and his family influenced his work.
Unique traditions in a magical culinary landscape!
Innlandet is a paradise for food-loving travelers. From Hamar and northward toward Gudbrandsdalen, unique taste experiences await in combination with Norwegian hospitality and tradition.
Shopping and Experiences
Hamar and Lillehammer are two charming towns worth visiting. Take your time to explore their delightful town centers.
