Vikingskipet Motel
The motel has 50 rooms, all with satellite
TV, shower and bathroom. Each room has bunk beds and a fold out couch. Some rooms have a 120 cm bottom bunk bed and some have a
double bed. These light and cozy rooms have their own private exterior
door
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Hamar is a town and municipality in the inland county of Hedmark in eastern Norway. Hamar is located on the shores of Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake, and is the principal city of the Hedmark county. It is bordered to the northwest by Ringsaker, to the north by Åmot, to the east by Løten and on the south by
Stange. The Hedmark museum, located on Domkirkeodden, is an important historical landmark in Hamar, an out-door museum with remains of the medieval church, in a protective glass housing, the episcopal fortress and a collection of old farm houses. The museum is a combined medieval, ethnological and archaeological museum and has received architectural prizes for its approach to conservation and exhibition. It also houses a vast photographic archive for the Hedmark region. The centre of Hamar is the pedestrian walkway in the middle of town, with the library, cinema and farmer's market on Stortorget (the big square) on the western side, and Østre Torg (the eastern square), which sits on top of an underground multi-story carpark, on the eastern side. Hamar is an important railway junction between two different lines to Trondheim. Rørosbanen, the old railway line, branches off from the mainline Dovrebanen. The Norwegian national railway museum (Norsk Jernbanemuseum) is also situated in Hamar.
