Shopping and Experiences
Hamar and Lillehammer are two charming towns worth visiting. Take your time to explore their delightful town centers and the unique shops found here.
Lillehammer boasts one of the country’s most charming town centers, and it’s an experience in itself to stroll through the pedestrian street, summer or winter. Hamar’s town center is located by the Mjøsa lakefront, with glimpses of Mjøsa visible between the blocks. Slow down and enjoy a shopping trip.
Hamar Town Center
Hamar has a charming and compact town center right by the Mjøsa lakefront. The center stretches from the railway station in the east to the new main square in the west. Hamar town center is built in a fan shape, offering great views of Mjøsa between all the blocks. In town, you’ll find a wide range of shops, eateries, and other services.
Hamar Town Center
Hamar has a charming and compact town center right by the Mjøsa lakefront. The center stretches from the railway station in the east to the new main square in the west. Hamar town center is built in a fan shape, offering great views of Mjøsa between all the blocks. In town, you’ll find a wide range of shops, eateries, and other services.
Lillehammer Town Center
Lillehammer has been a trading hub since the 1300s, with the Mesna River serving as an important thoroughfare, contributing to its market town rights in 1827 and city status in 1842.
Lillehammer town center is known as a unique town with its charming retail environment, rich cultural life, and wonderful cozy atmosphere. The old wooden houses make the pedestrian street the town’s main artery.
Lillehammer Town Center
Lillehammer has been a trading hub since the 1300s, with the Mesna River serving as an important thoroughfare, contributing to its market town rights in 1827 and city status in 1842.
Lillehammer town center is known as a unique town with its charming retail environment, rich cultural life, and wonderful cozy atmosphere. The old wooden houses make the pedestrian street the town’s main artery.
Fabrikken
Fabrikken is a creative business center with over 30 different companies in creative professions. Here you’ll find glassblowers, visual artists, photographers, graphic designers, ceramists, clothing redesigners, upholsterers, interior designers, and their shops.
Fabrikken is open to the public every day except Sunday, with sales of handicrafts and opportunities to visit the ateliers.
ment – born in Fåberg, meant for the world
ment® -fabrikken is a creative sanctuary between Lillehammer and Hunderfossen. In what was once the world’s oldest ski factory in Fåberg, you can experience Norwegian design and handmade porcelain products embraced by interior enthusiasts both domestically and internationally.
Here you can shop in the factory store, observe the production, get inspired in the rich gallery, enjoy the fantastic lush garden, or simply sit down and take in the sight of the green Gudbrandsdalslågen river that inspired the unique ment® colors.
ment – born in Fåberg, meant for the world
ment® -fabrikken is a creative sanctuary between Lillehammer and Hunderfossen. In what was once the world’s oldest ski factory in Fåberg, you can experience Norwegian design and handmade porcelain products embraced by interior enthusiasts both domestically and internationally.
Here you can shop in the factory store, observe the production, get inspired in the rich gallery, enjoy the fantastic lush garden, or simply sit down and take in the sight of the green Gudbrandsdalslågen river that inspired the unique ment® colors.
CC Strandtorget
Lillehammer’s largest shopping center is located right by Mjøsa, at the E6 exit to Lillehammer. Here you will find 65 exciting shops under one roof, and several cafes and restaurants.
CC Strandtorget
Lillehammer’s largest shopping center is located right by Mjøsa, at the E6 exit to Lillehammer. Here you will find 65 exciting shops under one roof, and several cafes and restaurants.
The Hamar region offers a unique blend of culinary experiences, gentle landscapes, and historical treasures. Close by and easily accessible.
Local Food and Produce
Our region has a long tradition of welcoming guests to dine. Whether you want to visit one of our cozy restaurants or buy fresh produce grown and refined here. Enjoy!
Mountains and national parks
Miles of open terrain, snow-capped mountain peaks, majestic national parks, and endless possibilities both on and off the beaten track.
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.
Activities without skiing
Not everyone is born with skis on their feet, and fortunately there are other things to do during winter time. Take a look and get inspired to take the family on something else fun this winter.
Alpine skiing – fun for the whole family
In Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen, you’ll find two of Norway’s largest ski resorts — with slopes for little ones, families, and seasoned skiers alike.
Cross-country skiing – close to nature
Enjoy a peaceful ski trip through the tranquility of the forest. Or experience the mountain’s undulating landscape with beautiful views as far as the eye can see from the peaks. Cross-country skiing – one of Norway’s national sports.
