Introducing Lillehammer & Around
Lillehammer, at the northern end of lake Mjøsa, has long been a popular ski resort for Norwegians, and since hosting the 1994 Winter Olympics it has attracted foreign visitors as well.
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Lillehammer’s centre is small and relatively charming. Storgata, the main pedestrian walkway, is two short blocks east of the adjacent bus and train stations. You’ll find more information at the tourist office (61 28 98 00; www.lillehammerturist.no; Jernebanetorget 2; 9am-8pm Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm Sun mid-Jun–mid-Aug, shorter hrs otherwise).
Last updated: Nov 6, 2008
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by LadyLuna 09 May 2012
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