Christmas in historical houses

All of December you may have a peek through the door to Christmas-decorated homes in the open air-museum. There is no one at home, but you get the impression that they are only out for a moment.

• The open-hearth house from Tolstad. Christmas in the Middle Ages.
• Mytting. Christmas in the 1780s.
• The Parsonage. Christmas in the 1780s.
• Øygarden. Christmas in the 1890s.
• Hage: Christmas in 1919, in the historic country estate for the bourgeoisie near Lillehammer.
• The 1920s house. Christmas at Miss Johanne Lunde's in the 1920s.
• The 1950s house. Christmas in the 1950s.

You can also look through the windows of:

• Queen Sonja's childhood home. Look in through the windows at the veranda and see the living room decorated for Christmas around the year 1960.
• The cabin Vy. Peek through the window and have a look at a modern cabin Christmas in 2019.

Maihaugen's Christmas street is decorated with garlands made of spruce, and the lights of the Christmas tree on the square are lit.