Mjøstårnet Visit
Don't miss the chance to see Mjøstårnet, one of the world's tallest timber buildings, which features a hotel and restaurant.





Located in the heart of Innlandet, Brumunddal serves as a vibrant hub on the shores of Lake Mjøsa. The town has gained international recognition for Mjøstårnet, a record-breaking timber skyscraper that showcases sustainable Norwegian design. Visitors can enjoy the well-maintained park areas along the Brumunda river or take in the expansive water views from the shoreline. The surrounding landscape offers ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including hiking, cycling, and winter sports. With its mix of small-town charm and modern development, it provides a peaceful yet culturally interesting base for exploring the Norwegian countryside.
Located in the heart of Innlandet, Brumunddal serves as a vibrant hub on the shores of Lake Mjøsa. The town has gained international recognition for Mjøstårnet, a record-breaking timber skyscraper that showcases sustainable Norwegian design. Visitors can enjoy the well-maintained park areas along the Brumunda river or take in the expansive water views from the shoreline. The surrounding landscape offers ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including hiking, cycling, and winter sports. With its mix of small-town charm and modern development, it provides a peaceful yet culturally interesting base for exploring the Norwegian countryside.
Home to Mjøstårnet, one of the world's tallest timber buildings.
Beautiful location on the shores of Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake.
Access to scenic hiking and cycling trails in the surrounding hills.
Proximity to the Brumunda river for peaceful nature walks.
Proximity to Lake Mjøsa provides excellent water-based activities during summer.
The town is a significant center for the wood and agriculture industries in Norway.
It serves as a great starting point for exploring the wider Innlandet region.
Winter temperatures can be quite low, so pack appropriate thermal layers.
Don't miss the chance to see Mjøstårnet, one of the world's tallest timber buildings, which features a hotel and restaurant.
Spend time at Mjøsparken, a large recreational area by the lake perfect for swimming, skating, or picnicking.
Lakeside relaxation and exploring modern timber architecture.
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$120-$200 p/day
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Brumunddal is well-connected by train on the Dovre Line, making it an easy trip from Oslo or Hamar.
The town center offers a variety of local shops and cafes that provide an authentic Norwegian experience.
June-August, December-February
Watch the landscape turn green as the snow melts; it's a quiet time for hiking in the lower elevations.
The best time for lake activities, swimming at Mjøsparken, and enjoying long daylight hours.
Experience the vibrant autumn colors in the surrounding forests and enjoy crisp, clear air.
Ideal for cross-country skiing in the nearby hills and enjoying the cozy atmosphere of the town.