Film Museum has a permanent exhibit from Norwegian film history, as well as a number of other exhibits, screenings, launches and other events. Children and youth are an important target group, among other things through film offerings at Filmens Hus for schools and day-care centers.
The Fram Museum (The
Polar Ship Fram) shows the history of the polar explorers. Here you’ll
find the world’s most famous polarship, Fram, from 1892, the museums
main attraction.
Beyond the National Gallery (entrance at Frederiksgate 2) is the Historical Museum (1903), which contains Oslo University's historical and ethnographic collections. Among the Nordic antiquities the rich collection of material on the Viking age (ca. 800-1050) is particularly noteworthy. There are also a collection of material on the Eskimo and Siberian peoples and a coin cabinet.
The Ibsen Museum consists of two major parts: A new comprehensive exhibit featuring the playwright Ibsen's life and work, and Ibsen's private home, where he lived the last 11 years of his life.
The International Museum of Children´s Art in Oslo, Norway is a pioneer institution, being the world´s first full scale Museum of Child Art. Today, the museum´s art collection contains art works by children and young from more than 180 countries.
Dive into exciting exhibitions on Norwegian medicine history and oil and gas production, get an energy boost in the hydroelectric power exhibition or have a nostalgic flashback in the transport exhibitions.
Experience Oslo's theatre history from the 18th century, going through
the golden years of the Christiania Theater where many of Ibsen's plays
were performed for the first time.
raise the level of
knowledge about and commitment to the visual arts, architecture, the
decorative arts and design, develop critical faculties, stimulate new
perceptions, increased historical consciousness and tolerance of
diversity
The Norwegian Maritime Museum is in a fantastic location, right on the edge of the Oslo Fjord. The museum was built on a naze overlooking the city, called Bygdøynes, and is right next door to the Kon-Tiki and Fram Museums, so visitors can see all three maritime museums and enjoy exploring the grounds and beach as well.
Here you can experience and learn about traditional Norwegian culture and history.
During summer, a variety of activities take place in the Open-Air Museum
The Historical Museum's first floor houses the
exhibition From the Ice Age until Christianity, with artefacts
representing people's lives in Norway over the past 9000 years, dating
back to and including the Viking Era.
The Frogner Park is part of the Frogner Manor and is the most famous park in Norway, it was created by sculptor Gustav Vigeland between the years 1907 and 1942.
The Viking Ship Museum at Bygdøy is one of the two buildings comprising the Museum of Cultural History. In the Viking Ship Museum there are grave finds from Tune, Gokstad, Oseberg and Borre.
