The National Museum in Oslo: photos, reviews

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Sitting gracefully in Oslo, The National Museum beckons art enthusiasts and curious minds alike. With a prestigious establishment date of April 28, 2003, this illustrious place invites visitors to explore a world of classic and contemporary art. Edvard Munch's celebrated masterpieces and innovative Scandinavian design exhibits captivate guests across three expansive floors and over 80 thoughtfully curated rooms. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it's a testament to the museum's dedication to quality. Young art admirers find it particularly exciting as children under 16 enjoy free admission, making it an excellent family-friendly destination. A well-loved café provides delightful respite, and the tram conveniently stops nearby, offering easy access. Knowledgeable staff ensure a welcoming experience, ready to enhance your journey through art's vast landscapes.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Tjuvholmen

Bus stop 446 m walk

Vika atrium

Bus stop 376 m walk

Dokkveien

Bus stop 131 m walk

Kontraskjæret

Tram stop 361 m walk

Aker brygge

Tram stop 66 m walk

Ruseløkka

Tram stop 342 m walk

4.6

based on 9,109 reviews

Google

4.6/5 8,323 reviews

Facebook

4.5/5 786 reviews

Camilo Rojas

Wonderful museum, not only because they have The Scream and Munch’s Madonna, but also for all the other pieces of art they have (not only norwegian). Cafe on the 2nd floor was very cozy, although few things were available.

Joost Hagias

A nice museum with a nice collection, though a bit of a disjointed collection with no clear walking route.

Federico Batassa

A large museum with plenty to see, from modern art to somewhat older works. Definitely worth a visit.

The National Museum in Oslo

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