National Library of Norway in Oslo: photos, reviews

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The National Library of Norway, established in 1989, stands prominently in downtown Oslo as an exceptional blend of attractions and a library. Highly rated with a 4.7 on Google, this library offers more than just books. Visitors are treated to breathtaking Gothic-era architecture adorned with captivating murals. It functions as a versatile hub hosting concerts and events, seamlessly merging cultural experiences with literary exploration. The library doubles as a museum, presenting engaging exhibitions alongside free access to historical maps and documents. Inside, you'll find a quiet reading room, comfortable seating, and a clean research hall, providing an excellent environment for study. The cafe serves decent coffee, making it a cozy spot to relax and enjoy an extensive collection of English language books.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Niels Juels gate

Bus stop 251 m walk

Observatoriegata

Bus stop 211 m walk

Solli

Bus stop 102 m walk

Inkognitogata

Tram stop 288 m walk

Skillebekk

Tram stop 383 m walk

Lapsetorvet

Tram stop 96 m walk

4.8

based on 217 reviews

Google

4.7/5 160 reviews

Facebook

4.9/5 57 reviews

Briac

Rien de vraiment spécial, 3 jolies fresques autour d'un escalier, un extérieur joli sans plus. L'exposition uniquement en norvégien...

Karianne B. at -studio- TELLusVISION-

Stor takk til beste ansatte ☆☆☆☆☆

Victoria Grey

We spent 4 hours in the maps center. Pretty awesome free museum inside the library.

National Library of Norway in Oslo

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