
The trip starts with a guided hike on the Pilgrim route along Lake Mjøsa from the Skibladner quay in Hamar to Domkirkeodden. Distance: 2 kilometers.
Domkirkeodden.
The museum is one of Norway´s largest medieval museums providing an insight of our from the Viking era, through the Middle Ages and up until today. The guided Medieval Tour includes a visit in the Glass Cathedral. Learn tthe history of the only inland medieval town in Norway and the people who lived there, and later how this town perished.
Bryhni Søndre
This farmstead was cleared already in 500 BC. Today, Bryhni Søndre includes seven buildings dating back to the 1700s. The host, who also is an architect, is happy to tell you the story of the farm and the 10 years of restoration.
The farm is located in one of the country’s most fertile agricultural areas, and has easy access to first-class, seasonal ingredients.
The hostess has always been interested in using locally sourced food into the farm´s menues. Enjoy a 2-Course lunch in the main building, made from seasonal ingredients.
The path from Hamar city centre to Domkikeodden, is also a part of the Pilgrim´s route.

In 2011, Bryhni Søndre was awarded «Olav’s Rose» by
The Directorate for Norwegian Cultural Heritage.