Norwegian Road Museum
The Norwegian Road Museum is located only 12 km north of Lillehammer city center, right next to Hunderfossen Family Park and only 3 km from Hafjell. Here you can experience fascinating historical and technical road history in exciting indoor and outdoor areas all year round. Admission is free.
Experiences for the whole family in Hafjell! 2000 sqm of exciting indoor exhibitions, including the bicycle exhibition "Roll Around" and an interactive traffic safety center. Enjoy vintage bus tours, visit the blacksmith, explore impressive machines and participate in fun activities for both young and old in a charming open-air museum with great hiking trails.
Stop by Blindheimsvik general store for a nostalgic shopping experience, join a fascinating tunnel walk in the Rock Blasting Museum and end the day with a delicious meal at Lysaker Guesthouse (separate opening hours, more info can be found on vegmuseum.no). During the Easter and autumn holidays, a separate activity program is also offered for the whole family.
The Norwegian Road Museum marks its contribution to road history through the new exhibition "Time and the Road". This historic exhibition, opened by the Minister of Transport and Communications Ketil Solvik-Olsen, has taken a full two and a half years to develop and is an impressive investment of NOK 20 million. Here you get to experience the history of Norwegian road construction in a modern, interactive exhibition of over 1,000 sqm!
Since its opening in 1992, the museum has had a number of visits, and the original exhibition has now been replaced with an exciting, technological and interactive version. Visit the newly upgraded exhibition with 41 projectors, 28 screens and close to 100 unique objects – from the small glass beads of the Viking Age to a 12-tonne Bloughed excavator!
Museum director Geir Atle Stormbringer explains how modern communication techniques make history alive and engaging for future generations. Technology and real museum objects combine to give the public an authentic experience – both for the deeply interested and for those who prefer a faster walkthrough.
The exhibition is the result of a successful collaboration between the museum's professionals and experienced exhibition architects from Kvorning Design & Communication in Denmark. The unique architectural solutions and flexibility of the presentation create a dynamic and timeless space where the audience is free to immerse themselves in the history of the road in their own way.
Experience Norwegian road history as you have never seen it before - perfect as part of a memorable ski holiday in Hafjell!
Stop by Blindheimsvik general store for a nostalgic shopping experience, join a fascinating tunnel walk in the Rock Blasting Museum and end the day with a delicious meal at Lysaker Guesthouse (separate opening hours, more info can be found on vegmuseum.no). During the Easter and autumn holidays, a separate activity program is also offered for the whole family.
The Norwegian Road Museum marks its contribution to road history through the new exhibition "Time and the Road". This historic exhibition, opened by the Minister of Transport and Communications Ketil Solvik-Olsen, has taken a full two and a half years to develop and is an impressive investment of NOK 20 million. Here you get to experience the history of Norwegian road construction in a modern, interactive exhibition of over 1,000 sqm!
Since its opening in 1992, the museum has had a number of visits, and the original exhibition has now been replaced with an exciting, technological and interactive version. Visit the newly upgraded exhibition with 41 projectors, 28 screens and close to 100 unique objects – from the small glass beads of the Viking Age to a 12-tonne Bloughed excavator!
Museum director Geir Atle Stormbringer explains how modern communication techniques make history alive and engaging for future generations. Technology and real museum objects combine to give the public an authentic experience – both for the deeply interested and for those who prefer a faster walkthrough.
The exhibition is the result of a successful collaboration between the museum's professionals and experienced exhibition architects from Kvorning Design & Communication in Denmark. The unique architectural solutions and flexibility of the presentation create a dynamic and timeless space where the audience is free to immerse themselves in the history of the road in their own way.
Experience Norwegian road history as you have never seen it before - perfect as part of a memorable ski holiday in Hafjell!
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Contact information
- +47 61 28 52 50
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- Hunderfossenveien 757 - 2625 - Fåberg