All structures in the town are built to a strict 1:4 scale relative to their original counterparts.
The miniature street is modeled after the authentic Storgata architecture found in Lillehammer during the 1930s.
The park is designed to allow children to 'become' the size of the street inhabitants, providing a unique perspective on the historical architecture.
The venue is integrated into the larger Hunderfossen destination area in the Gudbrandsdalen valley.
Lilleputthammer is a miniature theme park featuring a 1:4 scale replica of Storgata, the main street of Lillehammer as it appeared in the 1930s. The park is specifically designed for children under the age of 10 and emphasizes interactive, smaller-scale play. It features over 40 miniature houses, shops, and buildings constructed with historical architectural detail. Beyond the town replica, the park offers amusement rides, including a carousel, Ferris wheel, and a small train. The site is located in the Hunderfossen area of Øyer, Norway. It serves as a historical educational space while functioning primarily as a family-focused amusement venue. The miniature town contains authentic representations of local businesses and cultural landmarks from the interwar period.
The main intersection of the miniature Storgata, where the depth of the scale models creates the best perspective.
Focus on visiting the miniature town first to allow children to explore the buildings before lines form for the amusement rides.
Bring weather-appropriate outdoor clothing, as the park is entirely uncovered and subject to Norwegian mountain weather.
Check the park map upon arrival to locate the specific age-appropriate ride sections for smaller children.
Do not rush through the miniature town; the detail is intended for close inspection rather than a quick walk-through.
Open seasonally from late spring through late summer; closed during the autumn and winter months.
