Innlandet Travel Guide

Lillehammer is a gem which received international recognition thanks to the 1994 Olympic Games and the TV series Lilyhammer. This town’s keywords are city life, experiences and beautiful nature.

This versatile city next to Lake Mjøsa can offer history dating back to the Middle Ages, modern art exhibitions and swimming at the heart of the town.

Situated in the south-east of the Oppland region near Lake Mjøsa, Gjøvik is a town that offers cultural experiences as well as outdoor activities for the whole family.

This town, which grew around the Christianfjeld Fortress more than 300 years ago, offers visitors the opportunity to experience history and culture whilst surrounded by dense Norwegian forest.

If you like skiing, Trysil is the place for you. It's one of Norway's most important winter sport resorts, and the town's motto is, fittingly, “Stavtaket foran” (Ski poles forward)!

Go on stunning walks in the magical Finnskogen forest, or experience places whose history stretches back to the Middle Ages and even earlier.

With Lom as a starting point, you’ll have 15 of the 20 highest mountains in Norway within reach. It’s also the background for many of Knut Hamsun’s works.

Beitostølen in Valdres is best known as one of Norway's most popular winter sports havens, but did you know that this quaint little mountain village also has many more exciting things to offer?

Experience Otta and the National Park with its abundance of magnificent mountains and activities. The town is a popular destination for a multitude of reasons!

Dombås is the place for active holiday enthusiasts, whether going on safari, skiing or climbing the snow-capped mountains.