24 museums found
Munch Museum
The world's largest collection of works by Edvard Munch, including The Scream, in a spectacular 13-storey waterfront tower.
National Museum
Norway's largest art museum with The Scream (1893 tempera), Viking gold, Nordic masterpieces, and the stunning Light Hall.
Fram Museum
Board the world's strongest wooden ship. Relive Nansen and Amundsen's heroic polar expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic.
Kon-Tiki Museum
See the original Kon-Tiki raft that Thor Heyerdahl sailed 8,000 km across the Pacific Ocean in 1947.
Norwegian Folk Museum
Scandinavia's largest open-air museum with 160 historic buildings and an 800-year-old medieval stave church.
Vigeland Museum
Gustav Vigeland's former studio with 12,000+ works. Essential companion to the free Vigeland Sculpture Park next door.
Norwegian Maritime Museum
Norway's national maritime history museum, tracing 2,000 years of seafaring culture with fjord panoramic views.
Oslo Museum
Oslo's city history museum in beautiful Frogner Manor, tracing the capital's growth from medieval town to modern metropolis.
Astrup Fearnley Museum
Oslo's premier contemporary art museum in a landmark Renzo Piano building on the Tjuvholmen waterfront.
Historical Museum
Spectacular Viking Age gold, medieval church art, and world cultures collections in a grand 1902 Art Nouveau building.
Natural History Museum
Dinosaurs, geological treasures, Norwegian wildlife, and Scandinavia's oldest botanical garden — free to enter.
Nobel Peace Center
Explore the Nobel Peace Prize legacy and meet this year's laureates through immersive interactive exhibitions.
Ibsen Museum
Visit Henrik Ibsen's preserved apartment where the father of modern drama lived and wrote his final masterpieces.
Norwegian Resistance Museum
A powerful WWII museum inside Akershus Fortress documenting Norway's occupation and heroic resistance movement.
Holmenkollen Ski Museum
The world's oldest ski museum at the iconic Holmenkollen jump. Climb the tower for breathtaking views over Oslo.
Museum of the Viking Age
Home to the world's best preserved Viking ships — the Oseberg, Gokstad and Tune. Currently under renovation, reopening 2026.
Norwegian Armed Forces Museum
Free military history museum inside Akershus Fortress. 600 years of Norwegian military history, WWII exhibits, weapons and uniforms.
Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
Oslo's #1 museum for families. Interactive science, planetarium, hands-on kids zone, oil & gas history. Our top pick for children.
Emanuel Vigeland Museum
Oslo's most unusual museum — a mausoleum covered entirely in dark Vita frescoes depicting the cycle of human life. Free (donation).
Intercultural Museum
Free museum exploring Norway's multicultural history, immigration, and diversity in the vibrant Grønland neighbourhood.
Norwegian Architecture Museum
Norwegian architecture history in a stunning 1820s bank building. Included with the National Museum ticket.
Akershus Fortress & Castle
Oslo's medieval fortress on the harbour. Grounds free, castle ~100 NOK. Royal tombs, WWII history, panoramic fjord views.
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
Sonja Henie's world-class modern art collection — Picasso, Miró, Matisse — in a spectacular waterfront setting 15 min from Oslo.
Ekebergparken Sculpture Park
Free outdoor sculpture park with 30+ works and panoramic fjord views. The hill where Munch stood when he painted The Scream.
Visit More, Spend Less with the Oslo Pass
The majority of museums above are included in the Oslo Pass. Add unlimited public transport and the pass pays for itself in one museum-heavy day. Note: Astrup Fearnley, Henie Onstad, Ekebergparken, Intercultural Museum, and Emanuel Vigeland Museum are not in the Oslo Pass.
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