The timeframe covered by the Royal Photographers exhibition ranges from the reign of Queen Maud and King Haakon to that of Queen Sonja and King Harald. The photographs of the royals may seem like they belong to any other Norwegian…
Get up close to one of the two best-preserved Viking helmets in the world, explore the spectacular stave church portals from the Middle Ages, and gain insight into the world’s cultural diversity through our ethnographic exhibitions. You can find us…
Dive into more than 25 themed exhibitions and 100 interactive experiences featuring historical artifacts and future technology from transportation, aviation, Norwegian industrial history, energy, music, oil and gas, plastics, clocks and watches, medicine, computers, and telecommunications history in the most…
The Nobel Peace Center is centrally located at Oslo City Hall Square, in a converted train station from 1872. The Nobel Peace Center tells the engaging stories about Alfred Nobel, the Peace Prize and the Peace Prize laureates through exhibitions,…
Our exhibitions cover topics spanning from animals from all over the world to breath taking minerals, to the history of life and climate change. The Botanical Garden is also part of the museum and is a green oasis divided into…
Experience an extraordinary art installation in the forest above Oslo, with a view over the city and the Oslofjord. With almost 300 artworks, the Rose Castle tells the story of the occupation of Norway during the second world war, and…
The Vigeland Museum is the former studio and residence of sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943). In the museum, you can follow the development of Vigeland’s artistry and gain a unique insight into the history of Vigeland Park. You can also learn…
The museum holds the extensive Astrup Fearnley Collection and also presents changing exhibitions by artists from all over the world. In September you can visit Cauleen Smith’s exhibition The Deep West Assembly, The Astrup Fearnley Collection or join the opening…
About the centreThe 22 July Centre conveys knowledge about the terror attack in the Government Quarter and on Utøya on 22 July 2011. Through exhibitions, teaching and documentation, the 22 July contributes to a historical consciousness of the memory of…
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