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1. Unique spaces/arenas of all sizes, catering for every need
In the Lillehammer region, we are fortunate to have a broad range of exciting venues and spaces that add an extra touch to the event. How about holding the whole (or parts) of the event at Maihaugen open-air museum, making use of one of the great Olympic arenas, experiencing traditional folklore and fairy tales at Hunderfossen Winter Park, or exploring the Norwegian Road Museum? The options are many!
2. A vast menu of adventures and activities
In the Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen region, there is an array of exciting experiences for small and large groups to explore, in summer as well as winter. Action and adrenaline at the bobsleigh and luge track, white-water rafting in Sjoa, dog sledding in spectacular scenery, cultural experiences at Maihaugen, the Norwegian Olympic Museum, Lillehammer Art Museum, alpine and cross-country skiing, mountain hiking, trip on lake Mjøsa with Skibladner, team-building activities, and lots more.
3. Unique experiences at Olympic arenas.
Lillehammer Olympiapark offers a unique chance to experience Olympic arenas first-hand. What could be more fun than getting a team together for some friendly competition and a chance to test your own performance? Activities take place on Olympic ground, and includes biathlon without skis, summer and winter bobsleigh, tobogganing, etc. How about holding your own opening or closing ceremony at the magnificent Lysgårdsbakkene Ski Jumping Arena – and light the Olympic cauldron?
4. Four distinct seasons, and some of Norway’s best snow conditions.
In this part of the country, each of the four seasons has its own beauty. The dry climate in winter ensures excellent snow conditions, and there are miles of groomed cross-country ski trails and several large alpine centres with numerous downhill runs. In spring, summer and autumn, the gentle mountain terrain offers spectacular adventures and is ideal for hiking, cycling, and fishing.
5. Lillehammer – a town with an intimate and welcoming atmosphere
The charming and historic Lillehammer town centre provide the framework for a modern and friendly shopping experience with several speciality shops and a wide choice of welcoming cafés and quality restaurants. Old wooden buildings line the vibrant and popular pedestrian street. There are also numerous museums and cultural centres to explore, such as Maihaugen, the Norwegian Olympic Museum, Bjerkebæk – Sigrid Undset’s home, and Lillehammer Art Museum.
6. Scenic settings
Visit Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen, and you will find a vibrant cultural landscape, charming villages, and spectacular outdoor adventures in the mountains and the national parks, Langsua and Rondane.
7. Comprehensive event management experience and skilled hosts of large- and small-scale meetings, functions and gatherings
Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen play host to meetings, congresses, cultural gatherings and sporting events of every size, all year round. Together we offer broad event management skills and experience to ensure your event is a resounding success.
8. Wide choice of high-standard accommodation and meeting facilities in Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen
Looking for a hotel with conference facilities in the town centre, the countryside, or up in the mountain? The choice is vast, with great opportunities for both work and socialising. Most of the hotels are of a good standard, and offer what you need to stage your event
9. Unique hotels and accommodation steeped in history
These unique and exotic overnight experiences will leave lifelong memories. How about spending a night high up in a comfortable observation tower, right above where the elk roam? Or maybe staying at an ice hotel in Norway's very own fairytale adventure park? Find peace and tranquillity in beautiful surrounding at one of our historic hotels! Experience unique and authentic encounters with local culture, way of life, storytelling, and local food.
10. Excellent communication links, and Oslo Airport Gardermoen within easy reach
Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen are in a central location in Eastern Norway, and is situated along the E6 between Oslo and Trondheim. (Oslo–Lillehammer: 180km | Lillehammer–Trondheim: 350km). Rail and bus are excellent alternatives when travelling to the region. Go by train to Lillehammer, Ringebu or Vinstra, and then continue by bus to the destination of your choice.
