This museum is situated in Hunderfossen and represents the road and transport history of Norway.

The highlights of this open- air museum are: 

• The networks constructed here are shown linking the antiquarian buildings.
• There are also other buildings in this large network such as a posting station, a mechanical workshop, house of road maintenance workers and a Cotter’s Farm.
• The indoor exhibition shows the history of about 1000 years with cars and machineries from various eras as well as snow blowers and ploughs.
• There is also a Traffic Safety Centre and a Video Room.
• The tunnel here is the place for the Norwegian Rock Blasting Museum. 

• Take a bus from Hunderfossen Familiepark Lillehammer Norway.
• You can book a taxi to the location.

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