What to see

National tourist routes is a network comprising 18 selected routes that offer some of the best natural experiences Norway has to offer, these routes are beautiful drives with that little bit extra!

FjellNorway is home to many attractive villages and small towns. The Olympic towns of Lillehammer and Gjøvik are the biggest and most southerly towns with around 25,000 – 30,000 inhabitants.

Valdres is in the west of FjellNorway, where Fagernes is the regional centre, while Otta in the north is where the roads to Oslo, Trondheim and Bergen all meet. Beitostølen, Lom and Dombås are central and pleasant villages well worth a visit.

The region’s cultural heritage is being carried on through active usage. You can stay in timber hotels several hundred years old, visit stave churches and follow history back to the middle ages.

FjellNorway is rich in natural attractions. The mountain landscape has been shaped through millions of years, from being completely covered by glaciers to a verdant and beautiful landscape. High mountains, deep canyons, white-water rivers and foaming waterfalls.

Here are some of the museums you can visit in FjellNorway: Valdresmusea, Randsfjordmuseene, Mjøsmuseet AS Gudbrandsdalsmusea, Maihaugen and the road museum Norsk Vegmuseum In additions, there are numerous smaller museums with various themes and exhibitions.