Museums and Exhibitions in Oslo Norway

At Stromma we are continuously working to reduce our use of plastic. Our efforts reduced our plastic consumption by 1 097 kg in one year.

In Sweden and Denmark Stromma together with WWF and local partners have placed out Seabins to improve the environment in/of the Baltic Sea.

Stromma is working to reduce use of fuel and energy as well as switching to renewable fuels and clean energy sources.

Stromma has ambitious goals for our sustainability work – one of them is to reduce CO2-emissions by 50% by 2030.

At the Noble Peace Center you can visit contemporary exhibitions and learn about the peace prize winners.

Explore the Kon-Tiki Museum with artefacts from the famous Kon-Tiki expedition, which was led by the Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl.

The museum's centerpiece is the polar ship Fram. You can board the ship and see the cabins, cargo area, lounges, engine room and salons.

Discover the Norwegian Folk Museum and learn about the history and culture of Norway from the middle ages to the 20th Century.

At the Munch Museum in Oslo you will find more than half of Edvard Munch's paintings and most of his prints.

The Astrup Fearnley Museum is a private contemporary art museum at Tjuvholmen in Oslo.

The Norwegian Maritime Museum is a nationwide museum of maritime heritage, rich in experiences and activities.

The National Museum collects and takes care of, exhibits and disseminates the country's most extensive collections of art, architecture...

Museums in Oslo