Practical information

The Norwegian Olympic Museum is located at Maihaugen, within walking distance of Lillehammer town centre and the railway station. Pedestrians can follow signposted routes from the town, past the hospital, to Maihaugen.

Adress: Maihaugvegen 1, 2609 Lillehammer. Find directions

Parking

There is a large car park on the northern side of the main building. Parking fee is NOK 44 per day, every day at 07 am–5 pm. It is not permitted to use the parking spaces at night at 10 pm–07am, except during events.

Accessible parking

There are two parking spaces available for visitors to the museum who have a HC card. These are located in the large parking lot north of the main building, closest to the main entrance.

Motorhomes

There is a designated parking area for motorhomes next to the main car park (signposted), valid between 1 June and 31 August. During this period, motorhomes should park here.

Electric vehicle charger

There are six electric vehicle chargers in the main parking lot. Charging fee and more information can be found on the charger.

Alternative parking spaces

On special events and days with many visitors, the car park north of the main building at Maihaugen may be full, but there are other parking options in the area:

• Parking space on the other side of Maihaugveien, towards the hospital (valid during the school holiday weeks in the summer)
• Along Bankgata
• Parking spaces in the town center (approx. 15 minutes walk)
• Håkon's hall (approx. 20 minutes walk)
• The shopping center Strandtorget by the E6 highway (approx. 25 minutes walk)

Public transport

If you park at the shopping center Strandtorget, it is possible to take a bus to the city center and walk from there.

It is also possible to travel by public bus from Lillehammer Skysstasjon to a bus stop near Maihaugen. Find timetable.

Dogs

Dogs are generally not permitted inside the visitor centre. However, certified assistance and guide dogs are welcome in all areas of the Norwegian Olympic Museum.

Bicycles and scooter

Bicycles and scooters are not allowed inside the museum area. You will find bicycle parking at the Maihaugen car park.

Disability and access

We want all visitors to have the opportunity to experience Maihaugen. If you have a disability or other accessibility needs, you will find useful information here.