Nordisk Bibelmuseum in Oslo: photos, reviews

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The Nordisk Bibelmuseum in Oslo captivates visitors with its impressive collection of rare and unique Bibles. This small yet intriguing museum features exquisite works, such as incredibly tiny Bibles, that fascinate both adults and children alike. The passionate and well-informed staff offer guided tours, unraveling the rich history and artistic craftsmanship behind each piece. With English translations available, the exhibits are accessible to everyone, making it a must-visit destination for history and theology enthusiasts. Rated highly for its engaging experience, it blends educational insight with a genuine appreciation for the art of Bible-making.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Stortorvet

Bus stop 381 m walk

Kvadraturen

Bus stop 179 m walk

Wessels plass

Bus stop 239 m walk

Dronningens gate

Tram stop 326 m walk

Kontraskjæret

Tram stop 308 m walk

Øvre Slottsgate

Tram stop 168 m walk

4.8

based on 259 reviews

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4.8/5 259 reviews

Linda Johansen

2,000 Bibles of 6,000 collection. Some really small Bibles, really heavy Bibles, beautifully illustrated Bibles (gold leaf, Rembrandt, Dali) tons of languages with timelines to put in context. Good captioning and lots of famous people's quotes about the importance of the Bible. We used translate but there was an English notebook available as well. Friendly, knowledge staff. 1 1/2-2 hours probably enough time for most visitors, especially if they don't need to translate as they view. 130kr/ adult

Katie O’Brien

Very informative! A lot of the signage is in Norwegian, but Simen took us around and was extremely knowledgeable. We had a fantastic experience.

Tommaso Bocini

Museo bellissimo, tante curiosità, guida simpatica e cortese

Nordisk Bibelmuseum in Oslo

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