Norsk Kjøretøyhistorisk Museum

Norsk Kjøretøyhistorisk Museum houses a purpose-built exhibition (opened 2019) presenting everyday Norwegian cars, motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles alongside rare domestic makes. The displays rotate and include loans from private owners and other museums.

Located at the Norsk Vegmuseum site in Hunderfossen north of Lillehammer, the museum is part of a larger complex of transport and road-history attractions. Check the official site for current exhibitions and visitor practicalities before you go.

A compact, well-curated display of road-going vehicles with explanatory labels and themed rotations.

Look out for:

• Early 20th-century cars and locally produced models like Bjering, Troll and Think.

• Unique Norwegian items such as industrial or prototype vehicles (e.g., Mustad’s “Giganten”).

• Motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles that illustrate everyday transport across decades.

• Rotating special exhibits and vehicles on loan from private collections.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 45–90 minutes to see the main hall and read signage; combine this stop with the Norsk Vegmuseum and nearby Norsk Fjellsprengningsmuseum for a fuller half-day visit. Confirm opening times and any seasonal closures on the venue website before travel.

• Located within the Norsk Vegmuseum complex at Hunderfossen, north of Lillehammer.

• New purpose-built exhibition hall opened in 2019; displays rotate.

• Admission details and opening hours can change—check the official site before your visit.

• The museum often hosts club events and loans from private collectors, so exhibits vary.