Nobel Peace Center in Oslo: photos, reviews

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The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo offers a unique blend of education and inspiration, designed by renowned architect David Adjaye since its founding in 2005. This museum, rated 4.4 on Google, is a treasure trove of inspiring stories, making it an ideal destination for families and children. Visitors consistently leave feeling motivated and uplifted by the tales of Nobel Peace Prize laureates and the engaging exhibits, including thought-provoking artworks by Yoko Ono. The center is not only a hub of learning about Alfred Nobel and his legacy but also a place offering a warm welcome to all, including free entry for Ukrainian refugees. One of the highlights is the exquisite Golden Nobel Medal, a stunning 196-gram symbol of peace. Here, surrounded by the kindness of the Norwegian people, you can find both a reflection on the past and a motivation to shape a better future.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Vika atrium

Bus stop 446 m walk

Wessels plass

Bus stop 496 m walk

Dokkveien

Bus stop 181 m walk

Kontraskjæret

Tram stop 297 m walk

Aker brygge

Tram stop 77 m walk

Ruseløkka

Tram stop 399 m walk

4.4

based on 6,575 reviews

Google

4.4/5 4,708 reviews

Facebook

4.3/5 1,867 reviews

Lidija Pilat

Vizualno lijep postav, ali malen i prenapučen.

Melody McGregor

A wonderful reminder of the good people making change in the world.

Pablo MANCEAU

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Nobel Peace Center in Oslo

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