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Shopping in Lillehammer is loads of fun. One of the main shopping areas in Lillehammer is the pedestrian areas and its adjacent side streets and parallel roads where you will find a number of street hawkers vending their fare. It will not be an exaggeration to say that the Pedestrian Street of Lillehammer is the tourism hub of this city. One of the main attractions of this ancient street is that many charming and historically important buildings serve as the backdrop of this bustling shopping boulevard. If you are a looking for some great bargains while shopping in Lillehammer, do not forget to check out the excellent range of products stocked in a number of specialist shops that line the Pedestrian Street. The shops in Pedestrian Street remain open from 09.00 - 17.00 hrs from Monday to Friday. The opening hours for Saturday are from 10.00 - 16.00 hrs.

Another popular place for Shopping in Lillehammer is the Strandtorget Shopping centre. This multi level shopping plaza is located by the river and enjoys a high turn-over customer base due to its conveniently accessible location. There are a total of 53 shops in Strandtorget Shopping centre that remains open from 10.00 to 20.00hrs on all weekdays. On Saturdays, the shopping centre closes down at 18hrs.

During your visit to Maihaugen Open Air Museum in Lillehammer do not forget to do some souvenir shopping in the museum's gift shop. The gift shop at Maihaugen is easily one of the nicest souvenir shops that you will ever come across in a museum. You will be pleasantly surprised to see their excellent and varied selection of quality products, such as ceramics, glassware, jewelry, books, wood products, and of course hand knitted woolens such as sweaters, cardigans, mittens and hats.

Connoisseurs and art collectors looking for exclusive arts and crafts products can head to Husfliden, a real arts and crafts store that houses only handmade stuff. You can pick some exquisite hand woven shawls, traditional jewelry pieces and slippers and wooden kitchen implements from here.