Getting here.
Kongsvegen 75, Lillehammer, on the hill above Mjøsa. Two hours by direct train from Oslo Airport, or 145 km up the E6 by car. The last stretch, however you come, is the loveliest part.
From Lillehammer Train Station
Lillehammer, NorwayOn the hill above the lake. Parking is by the meadow gate, beside the farmstand.
From Oslo Airport by train. Direct to Lillehammer, no change in Oslo.
Leave the airport following the signs for the E6 toward Hamar and Lillehammer, the Trondheim direction. Join the E6 north and stay on it: past the Gardermoen junctions, past Hamar and Brumunddal, with Lake Mjøsa on your left for most of the way. About 145 kilometers, roughly an hour and fifty minutes in ordinary traffic.
The E6 is a toll motorway. Rental cars in Norway carry an AutoPASS tag, so you drive straight through and the tolls land on your rental bill afterwards. Take the exit for Lillehammer, follow the local road to Kongsvegen 75, and park by the meadow gate beside the farmstand. Parking is free.
The map shows the way: the blue line is the drive, from the airport to the farm gate.