Things to see and do Lom

A museum about nature conservation. Exhibits tell how man has coexisted with nature, especially in the Norwegian mountains. An exciting visit where you can see reindeer and mammoths, a moment where you enter a fairy tale full of local folklore. A room reproduces some weather conditions such as rain, wind and thunder. Interactive geological explanations with this sandbox where you can model mountains!

Here are about 23 old houses from the Ottadalen valley. The stabbur (a kind of log larder on stilts), dating from the 16th century, is one of the largest and oldest of its kind. It is an opportunity to step back in time and learn about the daily life of the farmers of that time. The museum also offers temporary exhibitions and if you come with children, there are many activities for them, mainly on Wednesdays.

Lom's standing wooden church is one of the oldest and largest of its kind. This superb ^12th-century edifice is enthroned in the middle of the village, below the Brova river, surrounded by its cemetery. Since its construction around 1158-1159, it has been the main church of the village and, in the Middle Ages, of the whole northern part of the Gudbrandsdal district. During the summer season, daily 20-30 minute guided tours in English are organized to allow visitors to admire the church's interior, rich in sculptures and paintings.