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Just about 2 hours away from Oslo, and the train passes through some amazing scenery. Unfortunately during part of the trip there was a literal whiteout due to snow. But what I saw was really nice ... white winter landscape ... gorgeous :-)
Written Apr 21, 2006
Website: www.nsb.no
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Trains run from Oslo to Lillehammer frequently and the trip takes 1-1,5 hour, ideal for a day trip.
I was travelling with the Eurail Pass, so I don't know exactly how much does the ticket cost, but I presume it is not expensive.
Written Mar 5, 2005
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An old paddle steamer plies Lake Mjøsa during the summer. In fact, "Skibladner" the oldest still-running paddle steamer in the world. Check for more info in my tip "Skibladner paddle steamer" in my "must see" tip.
The ship can be combined with a travel to/from Oslo to Lillehammer via the towns Eidsvoll, Gjovik, Hamar or Moelv in combination with bus or train. A popular outing is to travel by morning train to Hamar and take the ship back to Lillehammer and have dinner on the way.
Written Jun 23, 2004
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There are buses that regularily run from Lillehammer Bus and Train Station to Nordseter, Sjusjoen, Gausdal and toward Dokka. All of these routes offer easy access to trailheads and major trekking and skiing areas, including some Grand Randonnee style trails.
Written Apr 27, 2004
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The easiest way to get to Lillehammer is by train, for example, from Oslo. If you buy the ticket few days in advance you can save $€£. Check the official site for special offers.
Written Jun 1, 2006
Website: www.nsb.no
Updated Apr 7, 2003
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Q: Hi! Any tips about Lillehammer's accommodation and things to see? I'll be there at the end of may, 2012. Ciao
A: How about a trip by the oldest paddle steamer in the World still in service, SKIBLADNER, to Gjøvik on the lake Mjøsa?
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Yes, I still consider Lillehammer my home town, having lived here most of my life. Now, however, suburbish Asker near Oslo is my main anchorage. The info you get here is from a local, really, not a......
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Lillehammer - Home to the 1994 Winter Olympics
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Lillehammer lies in the north of Mjøsa, the biggest lake in Norway. The city hosted the winter olympics in 1994, and is famous for its wintersportsactivities. But it's also a nice place to visit in...
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It was supposed to be a day trip to the city of Lillehammer and its beautiful region. And it did was! Very calm town, as almost everything in Norway is... A good choice if you have time to see the......
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