The adventure awaits
This eight-day family holiday takes you to beautiful Norway, where you will discover the magic of nature and enjoy fun activities that will entertain both children and adults. From walks around the lakes to trips to theme parks, this itinerary will offer the perfect balance between active relaxation and family fun. You'll take a break in the Norwegian countryside while enjoying some of the best experiences Norway has to offer.
Today you will arrive at Oslo Airport and then transfer to Lillehammer, a city known for its beautiful nature and many family-friendly activities. Upon arrival, you will have time to relax and have free time to stroll around the city or visit one of the local cafes. Lillehammer is the perfect starting point for a family trip, whether you choose to visit the historical sites or the natural beauty of the area.
Lillehammer, known for its beautiful countryside and winter sports, is a great place to start your Norwegian holiday. Located on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, the city is famous not only for the Winter Olympics, but also for its picturesque architecture and friendly atmosphere. The city offers a variety of restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy Norwegian cuisine and beautiful walks around the lake.
Today you will go on a nature walk to Øvstedalsfossen waterfall. In the afternoon you will explore the centre of Lillehammer. You'll discover beautiful streets, local businesses and relax with the kids at Lake Mjøsa. You will also visit the Olympic Park.
The Øvstedalsfossen waterfall is a great destination for a family outing. The route to the falls is easy, well signposted and suitable for children, so both beginners and nature lovers can enjoy it. The waterfall falls from a height and creates a picturesque scenery, which is complemented by the surrounding forests and mountain landscape. Route 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 6.3 km
Time: approx. 2 h
Elevation: 80 m
Difficulty: easy
Hvelvet Restaurant is located in a former bank building right in the centre of Lillehammer and offers a stylish and unique setting with a historical touch. The restaurant focuses on seasonal Norwegian cuisine, prepared with local ingredients in a modern setting. The elegant atmosphere and delicious dishes make it a great place for a gourmet experience in Lillehammer
If you want to take a walk around Lillehammer, you can start in the city centre, where the main street Storgata is located. This pedestrianised area is lined with historic houses, local boutiques, cafes and souvenir shops that add to the city's unique charm. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Lillehammer Olympic Park is a sports venue that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. It is located in the picturesque town of Lillehammer and includes several key sports venues, including the legendary Lysgårdsbakken ski jump and the Bobsled track. Visitors can not only admire the Olympic history, but also try out various sporting activities such as summer ski jumping, bobsledding and ice skating in Håkons Hall.
For more information, visit their website online.
Today you'll have a day of fun and magic at Hunderfossen Adventure Park, one of the best family parks in Norway! This fairytale-themed theme park is inspired by Norwegian legends and myths, making it a unique place for young and old adventurers alike. Thrilling rides, interactive experiences and a breathtaking fairytale atmosphere await, transporting the whole family to a world of trolls, princesses and Viking stories. When you're feeling energetic and in the mood, you can take a short walk in the park to explore the countryside.
One of the best family parks in Norway offers more than 60 attractions inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and myths. Children can explore a fairy-tale castle, meet Norwegian trolls or ride water rides. The park is also sensitively set in nature, making it the ideal combination of fun and relaxation in the Norwegian countryside.
Trollsalen Restaurant is a themed restaurant located in the Hunderfossen Adventure Park. The entire interior is inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and mythology, and the restaurant's ceilings are decorated with huge wooden troll statues that create a magical atmosphere. Every corner of the place feels like a part of a fairy tale world, making the visit not only a gastronomic but also a visual experience.
Moe, located in Øyer kommune, is known for its quality production of fresh and juicy raspberries. Thanks to the ideal climatic conditions and careful cultivation, the local raspberries stand out for their sweet taste and intense aroma. The local farms specialise in organic and sustainable cultivation, which guarantees not only great taste but also high quality fruit. Take a walk to this farm through the peaceful countryside. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 4.3 km
Time: approx. 1.5 h
Elevation: 150 m
Difficulty: easy
Today you will take a trip to the natural phenomenon of Helvete Potholes, one of the largest glacial cauldrons in Northern Europe. You will explore deep rock formations that were formed thousands of years ago by glacial water and abrasion by rock particles. Easy hiking trails take you around these natural wonders, where you'll feel like you're in another world. Children will enjoy searching for hidden caves, crawling through rock caverns and discovering interesting patterns on the canyon walls.
One of the largest and deepest glacial canyons in Northern Europe is a fascinating stop for the whole family. The name Helvete means Hell, but don't worry, this park offers amazing rock formations, waterfalls and accessible trails suitable for children. A walk through this dramatic landscape is an experience you won't forget! Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: approx. 6 km
Time: approx. 3 h
Elevation: 570 m
Difficulty: medium
Alternative easy route (for smaller children) 👉 HERE 👈
Today you'll enjoy a leisurely stroll around Skibladnerbrygga, a marina on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. This place is famous for the historic steamer Skibladner, the oldest still-operating paddle-wheel steamer in the world. It is an ideal place for families to enjoy walks along the lake shore without a strenuous climb. After the walk, you can relax in the nearby restaurant.
Lake Mjøsa is the largest lake in Norway and its beauty is best enjoyed on board the historic steamer Skibladner. This elegant paddlewheel steamer, known as the White Swan of Mjøsa, has been ferrying visitors since 1856. The cruise is ideal for families - children will enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient ship, while parents can enjoy the beautiful views of the Norwegian landscape. Tour itinerary 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 3.3 km
Time: approx. 1 h
Elevation: 60 m
Difficulty: easy
Heim Lillehammer is a cosy gastropub located in the heart of Lillehammer, known for its great selection of Norwegian and international beers and delicious cuisine. It offers a relaxed atmosphere, combining tradition with a modern approach to cooking, and even the kids can eat here.
Jorekstad Fritidsbad is a water park in the Lillehammer region, offering great facilities for families with children and water activities enthusiasts. You will find an indoor and outdoor pool, jacuzzies, saunas and fun water attractions that both small and large visitors can enjoy. For the little ones, there is a children's pool with shallow water and slides, while the more adventurous can try the toboggans and diving boards.
More information here.
Today you will visit Hamar, a beautiful town on the shores of Lake Mjøsa that offers the ideal combination of history, nature and family fun. You'll explore iconic sights, enjoy moments of tranquillity by the water and let the kids have fun in the fun zones. After your walk, enjoy a picnic in the countryside with spectacular views of Norway's forests and lakes.
Tjuvholmen is an ideal place for a family hike that even small children can manage. A short but scenic route leads to the top with a spectacular view of the surrounding lakes and hills. Along the way, children can watch birds, collect pine cones and enjoy getting in touch with Norwegian nature. The whole route is about 1km long, starting at Dokkveien, Aker Brygge Shopping Mall and ending at Tjuvholmen Allé. You can find it online .
John B's BBQ is an authentic Caribbean and Creole restaurant that brings a taste of the exotic to Norway. The menu features succulent BBQ ribs, spicy Creole dishes and seafood, prepared according to traditional recipes. The relaxed atmosphere and distinctive spicy flavours make this a great stop for lovers of unconventional cuisine. The menu includes BBQ chicken, fries and other simpler dishes that even kids will enjoy.
In the afternoon, enjoy Koigen, a popular recreation area right on Lake Mjøsa. Here you will find a sandy beach, playgrounds, a skate park and outdoor fitness areas. You can take a swim, walk along the promenade or rent a kayak and paddle around the lake.
This open-air museum and open-air museum is located right outside Mjøsa and offers a fascinating insight into history. Children can see reconstructed medieval houses and learn about how life was lived in Norway a few centuries ago. The surrounding countryside also invites a pleasant walk along the lake.
On this organic farm, children can pet sheep, feed goats and see how homemade cheese and dairy products are made. The farm tour is a great way to introduce children to rural life and show them where their food comes from. Plus, the whole family can enjoy a traditional Norwegian lunch made with local ingredients.
This day will be spent at one of Norway's largest theme parks, TusenFryd, located near Oslo. The park offers a wide range of attractions for all ages - from children's rides to thrilling roller coasters. It is the perfect place for families with children, where there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Tusenfryd is the largest theme park in Norway, located just outside Oslo, and offers great experiences for visitors of all ages. The park is divided into several themed areas, each with its own attractions and entertainment. It is ideal for families with children, but also for those looking for an adrenaline rush.
Today you'll be flying home. If you have time you can explore the capital of Norway, Oslo. You can visit famous sights such as Vigeland Park, the Norsk Folkemuseum or the Oslo Opera House. This day is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the city sights before returning home.
The capital of Norway combines modern architecture with a rich history and beautiful nature. You can visit the iconic Opera House, stroll along the Aker Brygge harbour promenade or discover cultural treasures in the museums on the Bygdøy Peninsula. Oslo offers the ideal combination of city life and peaceful parks, so there is something for everyone.
This eight-day family holiday takes you to beautiful Norway, where you will discover the magic of nature and enjoy fun activities that will entertain both children and adults. From walks around the lakes to trips to theme parks, this itinerary will offer the perfect balance between active relaxation and family fun. You'll take a break in the Norwegian countryside while enjoying some of the best experiences Norway has to offer.
Today you will arrive at Oslo Airport and then transfer to Lillehammer, a city known for its beautiful nature and many family-friendly activities. Upon arrival, you will have time to relax and have free time to stroll around the city or visit one of the local cafes. Lillehammer is the perfect starting point for a family trip, whether you choose to visit the historical sites or the natural beauty of the area.
Lillehammer, known for its beautiful countryside and winter sports, is a great place to start your Norwegian holiday. Located on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, the city is famous not only for the Winter Olympics, but also for its picturesque architecture and friendly atmosphere. The city offers a variety of restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy Norwegian cuisine and beautiful walks around the lake.
Today you will go on a nature walk to Øvstedalsfossen waterfall. In the afternoon you will explore the centre of Lillehammer. You'll discover beautiful streets, local businesses and relax with the kids at Lake Mjøsa. You will also visit the Olympic Park.
The Øvstedalsfossen waterfall is a great destination for a family outing. The route to the falls is easy, well signposted and suitable for children, so both beginners and nature lovers can enjoy it. The waterfall falls from a height and creates a picturesque scenery, which is complemented by the surrounding forests and mountain landscape. Route 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 6.3 km
Time: approx. 2 h
Elevation: 80 m
Difficulty: easy
Hvelvet Restaurant is located in a former bank building right in the centre of Lillehammer and offers a stylish and unique setting with a historical touch. The restaurant focuses on seasonal Norwegian cuisine, prepared with local ingredients in a modern setting. The elegant atmosphere and delicious dishes make it a great place for a gourmet experience in Lillehammer
If you want to take a walk around Lillehammer, you can start in the city centre, where the main street Storgata is located. This pedestrianised area is lined with historic houses, local boutiques, cafes and souvenir shops that add to the city's unique charm. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Lillehammer Olympic Park is a sports venue that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. It is located in the picturesque town of Lillehammer and includes several key sports venues, including the legendary Lysgårdsbakken ski jump and the Bobsled track. Visitors can not only admire the Olympic history, but also try out various sporting activities such as summer ski jumping, bobsledding and ice skating in Håkons Hall.
For more information, visit their website online.
Today you'll have a day of fun and magic at Hunderfossen Adventure Park, one of the best family parks in Norway! This fairytale-themed theme park is inspired by Norwegian legends and myths, making it a unique place for young and old adventurers alike. Thrilling rides, interactive experiences and a breathtaking fairytale atmosphere await, transporting the whole family to a world of trolls, princesses and Viking stories. When you're feeling energetic and in the mood, you can take a short walk in the park to explore the countryside.
One of the best family parks in Norway offers more than 60 attractions inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and myths. Children can explore a fairy-tale castle, meet Norwegian trolls or ride water rides. The park is also sensitively set in nature, making it the ideal combination of fun and relaxation in the Norwegian countryside.
Trollsalen Restaurant is a themed restaurant located in the Hunderfossen Adventure Park. The entire interior is inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and mythology, and the restaurant's ceilings are decorated with huge wooden troll statues that create a magical atmosphere. Every corner of the place feels like a part of a fairy tale world, making the visit not only a gastronomic but also a visual experience.
Moe, located in Øyer kommune, is known for its quality production of fresh and juicy raspberries. Thanks to the ideal climatic conditions and careful cultivation, the local raspberries stand out for their sweet taste and intense aroma. The local farms specialise in organic and sustainable cultivation, which guarantees not only great taste but also high quality fruit. Take a walk to this farm through the peaceful countryside. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 4.3 km
Time: approx. 1.5 h
Elevation: 150 m
Difficulty: easy
Today you will take a trip to the natural phenomenon of Helvete Potholes, one of the largest glacial cauldrons in Northern Europe. You will explore deep rock formations that were formed thousands of years ago by glacial water and abrasion by rock particles. Easy hiking trails take you around these natural wonders, where you'll feel like you're in another world. Children will enjoy searching for hidden caves, crawling through rock caverns and discovering interesting patterns on the canyon walls.
One of the largest and deepest glacial canyons in Northern Europe is a fascinating stop for the whole family. The name Helvete means Hell, but don't worry, this park offers amazing rock formations, waterfalls and accessible trails suitable for children. A walk through this dramatic landscape is an experience you won't forget! Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: approx. 6 km
Time: approx. 3 h
Elevation: 570 m
Difficulty: medium
Alternative easy route (for smaller children) 👉 HERE 👈
Today you'll enjoy a leisurely stroll around Skibladnerbrygga, a marina on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. This place is famous for the historic steamer Skibladner, the oldest still-operating paddle-wheel steamer in the world. It is an ideal place for families to enjoy walks along the lake shore without a strenuous climb. After the walk, you can relax in the nearby restaurant.
Lake Mjøsa is the largest lake in Norway and its beauty is best enjoyed on board the historic steamer Skibladner. This elegant paddlewheel steamer, known as the White Swan of Mjøsa, has been ferrying visitors since 1856. The cruise is ideal for families - children will enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient ship, while parents can enjoy the beautiful views of the Norwegian landscape. Tour itinerary 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 3.3 km
Time: approx. 1 h
Elevation: 60 m
Difficulty: easy
Heim Lillehammer is a cosy gastropub located in the heart of Lillehammer, known for its great selection of Norwegian and international beers and delicious cuisine. It offers a relaxed atmosphere, combining tradition with a modern approach to cooking, and even the kids can eat here.
Jorekstad Fritidsbad is a water park in the Lillehammer region, offering great facilities for families with children and water activities enthusiasts. You will find an indoor and outdoor pool, jacuzzies, saunas and fun water attractions that both small and large visitors can enjoy. For the little ones, there is a children's pool with shallow water and slides, while the more adventurous can try the toboggans and diving boards.
More information here.
Today you will visit Hamar, a beautiful town on the shores of Lake Mjøsa that offers the ideal combination of history, nature and family fun. You'll explore iconic sights, enjoy moments of tranquillity by the water and let the kids have fun in the fun zones. After your walk, enjoy a picnic in the countryside with spectacular views of Norway's forests and lakes.
Tjuvholmen is an ideal place for a family hike that even small children can manage. A short but scenic route leads to the top with a spectacular view of the surrounding lakes and hills. Along the way, children can watch birds, collect pine cones and enjoy getting in touch with Norwegian nature. The whole route is about 1km long, starting at Dokkveien, Aker Brygge Shopping Mall and ending at Tjuvholmen Allé. You can find it online .
John B's BBQ is an authentic Caribbean and Creole restaurant that brings a taste of the exotic to Norway. The menu features succulent BBQ ribs, spicy Creole dishes and seafood, prepared according to traditional recipes. The relaxed atmosphere and distinctive spicy flavours make this a great stop for lovers of unconventional cuisine. The menu includes BBQ chicken, fries and other simpler dishes that even kids will enjoy.
In the afternoon, enjoy Koigen, a popular recreation area right on Lake Mjøsa. Here you will find a sandy beach, playgrounds, a skate park and outdoor fitness areas. You can take a swim, walk along the promenade or rent a kayak and paddle around the lake.
This open-air museum and open-air museum is located right outside Mjøsa and offers a fascinating insight into history. Children can see reconstructed medieval houses and learn about how life was lived in Norway a few centuries ago. The surrounding countryside also invites a pleasant walk along the lake.
On this organic farm, children can pet sheep, feed goats and see how homemade cheese and dairy products are made. The farm tour is a great way to introduce children to rural life and show them where their food comes from. Plus, the whole family can enjoy a traditional Norwegian lunch made with local ingredients.
This day will be spent at one of Norway's largest theme parks, TusenFryd, located near Oslo. The park offers a wide range of attractions for all ages - from children's rides to thrilling roller coasters. It is the perfect place for families with children, where there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Tusenfryd is the largest theme park in Norway, located just outside Oslo, and offers great experiences for visitors of all ages. The park is divided into several themed areas, each with its own attractions and entertainment. It is ideal for families with children, but also for those looking for an adrenaline rush.
Today you'll be flying home. If you have time you can explore the capital of Norway, Oslo. You can visit famous sights such as Vigeland Park, the Norsk Folkemuseum or the Oslo Opera House. This day is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the city sights before returning home.
The capital of Norway combines modern architecture with a rich history and beautiful nature. You can visit the iconic Opera House, stroll along the Aker Brygge harbour promenade or discover cultural treasures in the museums on the Bygdøy Peninsula. Oslo offers the ideal combination of city life and peaceful parks, so there is something for everyone.
itinerary by Nikola Svobodova
Kid-friendlyThe adventure awaits
This eight-day family holiday takes you to beautiful Norway, where you will discover the magic of nature and enjoy fun activities that will entertain both children and adults. From walks around the lakes to trips to theme parks, this itinerary will offer the perfect balance between active relaxation and family fun. You'll take a break in the Norwegian countryside while enjoying some of the best experiences Norway has to offer.
Today you will arrive at Oslo Airport and then transfer to Lillehammer, a city known for its beautiful nature and many family-friendly activities. Upon arrival, you will have time to relax and have free time to stroll around the city or visit one of the local cafes. Lillehammer is the perfect starting point for a family trip, whether you choose to visit the historical sites or the natural beauty of the area.
Lillehammer, known for its beautiful countryside and winter sports, is a great place to start your Norwegian holiday. Located on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, the city is famous not only for the Winter Olympics, but also for its picturesque architecture and friendly atmosphere. The city offers a variety of restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy Norwegian cuisine and beautiful walks around the lake.
Today you will go on a nature walk to Øvstedalsfossen waterfall. In the afternoon you will explore the centre of Lillehammer. You'll discover beautiful streets, local businesses and relax with the kids at Lake Mjøsa. You will also visit the Olympic Park.
The Øvstedalsfossen waterfall is a great destination for a family outing. The route to the falls is easy, well signposted and suitable for children, so both beginners and nature lovers can enjoy it. The waterfall falls from a height and creates a picturesque scenery, which is complemented by the surrounding forests and mountain landscape. Route 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 6.3 km
Time: approx. 2 h
Elevation: 80 m
Difficulty: easy
Hvelvet Restaurant is located in a former bank building right in the centre of Lillehammer and offers a stylish and unique setting with a historical touch. The restaurant focuses on seasonal Norwegian cuisine, prepared with local ingredients in a modern setting. The elegant atmosphere and delicious dishes make it a great place for a gourmet experience in Lillehammer
If you want to take a walk around Lillehammer, you can start in the city centre, where the main street Storgata is located. This pedestrianised area is lined with historic houses, local boutiques, cafes and souvenir shops that add to the city's unique charm. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Lillehammer Olympic Park is a sports venue that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. It is located in the picturesque town of Lillehammer and includes several key sports venues, including the legendary Lysgårdsbakken ski jump and the Bobsled track. Visitors can not only admire the Olympic history, but also try out various sporting activities such as summer ski jumping, bobsledding and ice skating in Håkons Hall.
For more information, visit their website online.
Today you'll have a day of fun and magic at Hunderfossen Adventure Park, one of the best family parks in Norway! This fairytale-themed theme park is inspired by Norwegian legends and myths, making it a unique place for young and old adventurers alike. Thrilling rides, interactive experiences and a breathtaking fairytale atmosphere await, transporting the whole family to a world of trolls, princesses and Viking stories. When you're feeling energetic and in the mood, you can take a short walk in the park to explore the countryside.
One of the best family parks in Norway offers more than 60 attractions inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and myths. Children can explore a fairy-tale castle, meet Norwegian trolls or ride water rides. The park is also sensitively set in nature, making it the ideal combination of fun and relaxation in the Norwegian countryside.
Trollsalen Restaurant is a themed restaurant located in the Hunderfossen Adventure Park. The entire interior is inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and mythology, and the restaurant's ceilings are decorated with huge wooden troll statues that create a magical atmosphere. Every corner of the place feels like a part of a fairy tale world, making the visit not only a gastronomic but also a visual experience.
Moe, located in Øyer kommune, is known for its quality production of fresh and juicy raspberries. Thanks to the ideal climatic conditions and careful cultivation, the local raspberries stand out for their sweet taste and intense aroma. The local farms specialise in organic and sustainable cultivation, which guarantees not only great taste but also high quality fruit. Take a walk to this farm through the peaceful countryside. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 4.3 km
Time: approx. 1.5 h
Elevation: 150 m
Difficulty: easy
Today you will take a trip to the natural phenomenon of Helvete Potholes, one of the largest glacial cauldrons in Northern Europe. You will explore deep rock formations that were formed thousands of years ago by glacial water and abrasion by rock particles. Easy hiking trails take you around these natural wonders, where you'll feel like you're in another world. Children will enjoy searching for hidden caves, crawling through rock caverns and discovering interesting patterns on the canyon walls.
One of the largest and deepest glacial canyons in Northern Europe is a fascinating stop for the whole family. The name Helvete means Hell, but don't worry, this park offers amazing rock formations, waterfalls and accessible trails suitable for children. A walk through this dramatic landscape is an experience you won't forget! Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: approx. 6 km
Time: approx. 3 h
Elevation: 570 m
Difficulty: medium
Alternative easy route (for smaller children) 👉 HERE 👈
Today you'll enjoy a leisurely stroll around Skibladnerbrygga, a marina on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. This place is famous for the historic steamer Skibladner, the oldest still-operating paddle-wheel steamer in the world. It is an ideal place for families to enjoy walks along the lake shore without a strenuous climb. After the walk, you can relax in the nearby restaurant.
Lake Mjøsa is the largest lake in Norway and its beauty is best enjoyed on board the historic steamer Skibladner. This elegant paddlewheel steamer, known as the White Swan of Mjøsa, has been ferrying visitors since 1856. The cruise is ideal for families - children will enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient ship, while parents can enjoy the beautiful views of the Norwegian landscape. Tour itinerary 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 3.3 km
Time: approx. 1 h
Elevation: 60 m
Difficulty: easy
Heim Lillehammer is a cosy gastropub located in the heart of Lillehammer, known for its great selection of Norwegian and international beers and delicious cuisine. It offers a relaxed atmosphere, combining tradition with a modern approach to cooking, and even the kids can eat here.
Jorekstad Fritidsbad is a water park in the Lillehammer region, offering great facilities for families with children and water activities enthusiasts. You will find an indoor and outdoor pool, jacuzzies, saunas and fun water attractions that both small and large visitors can enjoy. For the little ones, there is a children's pool with shallow water and slides, while the more adventurous can try the toboggans and diving boards.
More information here.
Today you will visit Hamar, a beautiful town on the shores of Lake Mjøsa that offers the ideal combination of history, nature and family fun. You'll explore iconic sights, enjoy moments of tranquillity by the water and let the kids have fun in the fun zones. After your walk, enjoy a picnic in the countryside with spectacular views of Norway's forests and lakes.
Tjuvholmen is an ideal place for a family hike that even small children can manage. A short but scenic route leads to the top with a spectacular view of the surrounding lakes and hills. Along the way, children can watch birds, collect pine cones and enjoy getting in touch with Norwegian nature. The whole route is about 1km long, starting at Dokkveien, Aker Brygge Shopping Mall and ending at Tjuvholmen Allé. You can find it online .
John B's BBQ is an authentic Caribbean and Creole restaurant that brings a taste of the exotic to Norway. The menu features succulent BBQ ribs, spicy Creole dishes and seafood, prepared according to traditional recipes. The relaxed atmosphere and distinctive spicy flavours make this a great stop for lovers of unconventional cuisine. The menu includes BBQ chicken, fries and other simpler dishes that even kids will enjoy.
In the afternoon, enjoy Koigen, a popular recreation area right on Lake Mjøsa. Here you will find a sandy beach, playgrounds, a skate park and outdoor fitness areas. You can take a swim, walk along the promenade or rent a kayak and paddle around the lake.
This open-air museum and open-air museum is located right outside Mjøsa and offers a fascinating insight into history. Children can see reconstructed medieval houses and learn about how life was lived in Norway a few centuries ago. The surrounding countryside also invites a pleasant walk along the lake.
On this organic farm, children can pet sheep, feed goats and see how homemade cheese and dairy products are made. The farm tour is a great way to introduce children to rural life and show them where their food comes from. Plus, the whole family can enjoy a traditional Norwegian lunch made with local ingredients.
This day will be spent at one of Norway's largest theme parks, TusenFryd, located near Oslo. The park offers a wide range of attractions for all ages - from children's rides to thrilling roller coasters. It is the perfect place for families with children, where there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Tusenfryd is the largest theme park in Norway, located just outside Oslo, and offers great experiences for visitors of all ages. The park is divided into several themed areas, each with its own attractions and entertainment. It is ideal for families with children, but also for those looking for an adrenaline rush.
Today you'll be flying home. If you have time you can explore the capital of Norway, Oslo. You can visit famous sights such as Vigeland Park, the Norsk Folkemuseum or the Oslo Opera House. This day is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the city sights before returning home.
The capital of Norway combines modern architecture with a rich history and beautiful nature. You can visit the iconic Opera House, stroll along the Aker Brygge harbour promenade or discover cultural treasures in the museums on the Bygdøy Peninsula. Oslo offers the ideal combination of city life and peaceful parks, so there is something for everyone.
This eight-day family holiday takes you to beautiful Norway, where you will discover the magic of nature and enjoy fun activities that will entertain both children and adults. From walks around the lakes to trips to theme parks, this itinerary will offer the perfect balance between active relaxation and family fun. You'll take a break in the Norwegian countryside while enjoying some of the best experiences Norway has to offer.
Today you will arrive at Oslo Airport and then transfer to Lillehammer, a city known for its beautiful nature and many family-friendly activities. Upon arrival, you will have time to relax and have free time to stroll around the city or visit one of the local cafes. Lillehammer is the perfect starting point for a family trip, whether you choose to visit the historical sites or the natural beauty of the area.
Lillehammer, known for its beautiful countryside and winter sports, is a great place to start your Norwegian holiday. Located on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, the city is famous not only for the Winter Olympics, but also for its picturesque architecture and friendly atmosphere. The city offers a variety of restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy Norwegian cuisine and beautiful walks around the lake.
Today you will go on a nature walk to Øvstedalsfossen waterfall. In the afternoon you will explore the centre of Lillehammer. You'll discover beautiful streets, local businesses and relax with the kids at Lake Mjøsa. You will also visit the Olympic Park.
The Øvstedalsfossen waterfall is a great destination for a family outing. The route to the falls is easy, well signposted and suitable for children, so both beginners and nature lovers can enjoy it. The waterfall falls from a height and creates a picturesque scenery, which is complemented by the surrounding forests and mountain landscape. Route 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 6.3 km
Time: approx. 2 h
Elevation: 80 m
Difficulty: easy
Hvelvet Restaurant is located in a former bank building right in the centre of Lillehammer and offers a stylish and unique setting with a historical touch. The restaurant focuses on seasonal Norwegian cuisine, prepared with local ingredients in a modern setting. The elegant atmosphere and delicious dishes make it a great place for a gourmet experience in Lillehammer
If you want to take a walk around Lillehammer, you can start in the city centre, where the main street Storgata is located. This pedestrianised area is lined with historic houses, local boutiques, cafes and souvenir shops that add to the city's unique charm. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Lillehammer Olympic Park is a sports venue that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. It is located in the picturesque town of Lillehammer and includes several key sports venues, including the legendary Lysgårdsbakken ski jump and the Bobsled track. Visitors can not only admire the Olympic history, but also try out various sporting activities such as summer ski jumping, bobsledding and ice skating in Håkons Hall.
For more information, visit their website online.
Today you'll have a day of fun and magic at Hunderfossen Adventure Park, one of the best family parks in Norway! This fairytale-themed theme park is inspired by Norwegian legends and myths, making it a unique place for young and old adventurers alike. Thrilling rides, interactive experiences and a breathtaking fairytale atmosphere await, transporting the whole family to a world of trolls, princesses and Viking stories. When you're feeling energetic and in the mood, you can take a short walk in the park to explore the countryside.
One of the best family parks in Norway offers more than 60 attractions inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and myths. Children can explore a fairy-tale castle, meet Norwegian trolls or ride water rides. The park is also sensitively set in nature, making it the ideal combination of fun and relaxation in the Norwegian countryside.
Trollsalen Restaurant is a themed restaurant located in the Hunderfossen Adventure Park. The entire interior is inspired by Norwegian fairy tales and mythology, and the restaurant's ceilings are decorated with huge wooden troll statues that create a magical atmosphere. Every corner of the place feels like a part of a fairy tale world, making the visit not only a gastronomic but also a visual experience.
Moe, located in Øyer kommune, is known for its quality production of fresh and juicy raspberries. Thanks to the ideal climatic conditions and careful cultivation, the local raspberries stand out for their sweet taste and intense aroma. The local farms specialise in organic and sustainable cultivation, which guarantees not only great taste but also high quality fruit. Take a walk to this farm through the peaceful countryside. Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 4.3 km
Time: approx. 1.5 h
Elevation: 150 m
Difficulty: easy
Today you will take a trip to the natural phenomenon of Helvete Potholes, one of the largest glacial cauldrons in Northern Europe. You will explore deep rock formations that were formed thousands of years ago by glacial water and abrasion by rock particles. Easy hiking trails take you around these natural wonders, where you'll feel like you're in another world. Children will enjoy searching for hidden caves, crawling through rock caverns and discovering interesting patterns on the canyon walls.
One of the largest and deepest glacial canyons in Northern Europe is a fascinating stop for the whole family. The name Helvete means Hell, but don't worry, this park offers amazing rock formations, waterfalls and accessible trails suitable for children. A walk through this dramatic landscape is an experience you won't forget! Directions 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: approx. 6 km
Time: approx. 3 h
Elevation: 570 m
Difficulty: medium
Alternative easy route (for smaller children) 👉 HERE 👈
Today you'll enjoy a leisurely stroll around Skibladnerbrygga, a marina on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. This place is famous for the historic steamer Skibladner, the oldest still-operating paddle-wheel steamer in the world. It is an ideal place for families to enjoy walks along the lake shore without a strenuous climb. After the walk, you can relax in the nearby restaurant.
Lake Mjøsa is the largest lake in Norway and its beauty is best enjoyed on board the historic steamer Skibladner. This elegant paddlewheel steamer, known as the White Swan of Mjøsa, has been ferrying visitors since 1856. The cruise is ideal for families - children will enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient ship, while parents can enjoy the beautiful views of the Norwegian landscape. Tour itinerary 👉 HERE 👈
Length of the circular route: 3.3 km
Time: approx. 1 h
Elevation: 60 m
Difficulty: easy
Heim Lillehammer is a cosy gastropub located in the heart of Lillehammer, known for its great selection of Norwegian and international beers and delicious cuisine. It offers a relaxed atmosphere, combining tradition with a modern approach to cooking, and even the kids can eat here.
Jorekstad Fritidsbad is a water park in the Lillehammer region, offering great facilities for families with children and water activities enthusiasts. You will find an indoor and outdoor pool, jacuzzies, saunas and fun water attractions that both small and large visitors can enjoy. For the little ones, there is a children's pool with shallow water and slides, while the more adventurous can try the toboggans and diving boards.
More information here.
Today you will visit Hamar, a beautiful town on the shores of Lake Mjøsa that offers the ideal combination of history, nature and family fun. You'll explore iconic sights, enjoy moments of tranquillity by the water and let the kids have fun in the fun zones. After your walk, enjoy a picnic in the countryside with spectacular views of Norway's forests and lakes.
Tjuvholmen is an ideal place for a family hike that even small children can manage. A short but scenic route leads to the top with a spectacular view of the surrounding lakes and hills. Along the way, children can watch birds, collect pine cones and enjoy getting in touch with Norwegian nature. The whole route is about 1km long, starting at Dokkveien, Aker Brygge Shopping Mall and ending at Tjuvholmen Allé. You can find it online .
John B's BBQ is an authentic Caribbean and Creole restaurant that brings a taste of the exotic to Norway. The menu features succulent BBQ ribs, spicy Creole dishes and seafood, prepared according to traditional recipes. The relaxed atmosphere and distinctive spicy flavours make this a great stop for lovers of unconventional cuisine. The menu includes BBQ chicken, fries and other simpler dishes that even kids will enjoy.
In the afternoon, enjoy Koigen, a popular recreation area right on Lake Mjøsa. Here you will find a sandy beach, playgrounds, a skate park and outdoor fitness areas. You can take a swim, walk along the promenade or rent a kayak and paddle around the lake.
This open-air museum and open-air museum is located right outside Mjøsa and offers a fascinating insight into history. Children can see reconstructed medieval houses and learn about how life was lived in Norway a few centuries ago. The surrounding countryside also invites a pleasant walk along the lake.
On this organic farm, children can pet sheep, feed goats and see how homemade cheese and dairy products are made. The farm tour is a great way to introduce children to rural life and show them where their food comes from. Plus, the whole family can enjoy a traditional Norwegian lunch made with local ingredients.
This day will be spent at one of Norway's largest theme parks, TusenFryd, located near Oslo. The park offers a wide range of attractions for all ages - from children's rides to thrilling roller coasters. It is the perfect place for families with children, where there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Tusenfryd is the largest theme park in Norway, located just outside Oslo, and offers great experiences for visitors of all ages. The park is divided into several themed areas, each with its own attractions and entertainment. It is ideal for families with children, but also for those looking for an adrenaline rush.
Today you'll be flying home. If you have time you can explore the capital of Norway, Oslo. You can visit famous sights such as Vigeland Park, the Norsk Folkemuseum or the Oslo Opera House. This day is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the city sights before returning home.
The capital of Norway combines modern architecture with a rich history and beautiful nature. You can visit the iconic Opera House, stroll along the Aker Brygge harbour promenade or discover cultural treasures in the museums on the Bygdøy Peninsula. Oslo offers the ideal combination of city life and peaceful parks, so there is something for everyone.
