Sports museums in Norway

The Norwegian Olympic Museum is a sports museum situated in Lillehammer, Norway. It is conveniently located near the Lysgårdsbakken in Håkons Hall, making it easily accessible for tourists visiting the area.

The Holmenkollbakken Museum, located in the city of Oslo, Norway, is home to the world's largest ski jump platform. This unique feature makes it a significant point of interest for tourists who are interested in winter sports or architectural marvels. The museum is named after the Holmenkollen mountain on which it is situated.

The Ice Skating Museum, known as Skøytemuseet in Norwegian, has a rich history dating back to 1914. It is conveniently located at Frogner Stadium in Oslo, making it easily accessible for tourists visiting the city. The museum's location also adds to its charm, as it is situated in one of the city's most popular sports venues.

Norsk Skieventyr, located in Morgedal in the Kviteseid municipality of Telemark, is a museum and experience center. It offers a deep dive into the history of skiing, with a focus on local figures who have made significant contributions to the sport. The museum is part of the Vest-Telemark Museum foundation.

The Fredrikstad branch of the Fotballmuseet opened its doors in the fall of 2007. This branch is managed by the Fredrikstad Museum, which has been given the responsibility by the Norwegian Football Federation to register and collect football historical artifacts from all over Norway. This makes the museum a comprehensive repository of Norwegian football history, offering visitors a chance to delve into the rich heritage of the sport in the country.

The Rindal Skimuseum, previously known as the Rindal Bygdemuseum, is an open-air museum situated in the scenic town of Rindal in the Norwegian province of Trøndelag. This museum offers a unique opportunity to explore Norwegian history and culture in a beautiful outdoor setting.