What's On Oslo: May-June 2026

EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

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Norway’s Constitution Day: Your ticket to a day of flags, traditional costumes, huge parades – and waving to the royal family!

On May 17th some 100,000 people travel to Oslo city centre to participate in the main festivities, often dressed in traditional clothes.

The biggest draw is the famous Children’s Parade. It includes some 100 schools and marching bands that march from different locations around town to the Royal Palace. The parade stops in front of the palace, where royals wave to the crowds from a balcony about 10:30 in the morning.

Here you can find more information about the Children’s Parade and many other things happening on May 17th in Oslo this year:

There are incredibly many things to see

The parade is broadcast live on television every year, with commentaries and do inthe Oslo.

Here costumes are 13 activities on things such traditional worn by many, alongside local reports from celebrations around the country. that will keep you on your toes!

GRADUATE CELEBRATIONS High school graduates - known as “russ” - have their own celebration on May 17th. In addition to the day itself they often party for weeks in advance to celebrate that they are about to graduate.

Some drive around their local districts in busses and other vehicles that have been painted with art and slogans identifying their particular “crew”, with powerful loudspeakers blasting out music.

The “russ” can be easily spotted around town leading up to May 17th, in their characteristic “russedrakt” clothes!

LIBERATION DAY By historical coincidence, the Second World War ended in Norway just nine days before that year’s Constitution Day. On May 8th 1945 the occupying German forces surrendered, and Norway was liberated from the Nazis.

Photo: The Fjords

Even if Liberation Day is an official flag day in Norway, the day is not a public holiday and is not widely celebrated. Instead, a new and broader meaning has been added to the celebration of independence on May 17th.

On May 17th Norwegians often greet each other with “Gratulerer med dagen”. This literally means “Congratulations for this day” and is in fact the same greeting used to say “Happy Birthday” in Norwegian!

Have a nice anniversary! Gratulerer med dagen!

Happy Constitution Day!

Photo: Thomas Johannessen

Norway’s Constitution was signed on May 17th, 1814. The signing declared Norway to be an independent nation after centuries under Danish rule. However, following a short war Norway entered a union with Sweden – a union highly tilted towards Swedish dominance. Norway finally gained true independence in 1905.

Norway still considers May 17th its national day.

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EVENT CALENDAR A selection of events in Oslo in May and June!

PS! You can find more events in the online VisitOSLO event calendar: www.visitoslo.com /en/whats-on/events

Batzorig Vaanchig throat sings at Cosmopolite May 7

CONCERTS EVERY SATURDAY

MAY 9

Why go: Free opera pub every Saturday!

Do you think opera isn’t for you? Then we challenge you to try opera pub! Here you’ll experience opera in a relaxed setting, with singers who introduce the pieces and create an atmosphere that makes opera accessible to everyone. Enjoy good food and drink, experience the most beautiful opera arias, and chat and enjoy yourself between the sets.

Read more: gronlandboule.no/hva-skjer Venue: Grønland Boulebar, Grønlandsleiret 27

Why go: Pure energy, packed into a funky and danceable package. This Oslo club circuit favourite hits the stage with a blend of jungle funk, disco and afrobeat.

Read more: tinyurl.com/funkforest Venue: Parkteatret, Olaf Ryes plass 11

OPERA PUB

EVERY SUNDAY

FRANK ZNORT QUARTET

Why go: The Oslo-institution Frank Znort Quartet is ready to mess up your Mondays!

They play every single Sunday at BLÅ.

FZQ plays an acoustic set outside at 16:30, and an electric set inside from 20:30.

Read more: www.blaaoslo.no Venue: BLÅ, Brenneriveien 9C

MAY 7

BATZORIG VAANCHIG

Why go: Some concerts are about volume.

Others are about presence. Batzorig Vaanchig performs in solo format, alone with instruments and his voice. He plays the Mongolian string instrument morin khuur and performs Mongolian throat singing. Batzorig has performed on stages around the world and composed music for the Netflix series Marco Polo.

Read more: tinyurl.com/batzorig45 Venue: Cosmopolite, Vogts gate 64

MAY 8

DELVON LAMARR ORGAN TRIO

Why go: An exhilarating blend of soul, jazz and rhythm & blues. A sound that feels both inventive and classically groovy, somewhere around the mid-1960s, but with fresh energy. The organ swells, the bass lines stay nimble, and the whole setup is built for a great deal of fun.

Read more: tinyurl.com/Delvon2 Venue: Nasjonal Jazzscene Victoria, Karl Johans gate 35

FUNK FOR FOREST

MAY 14

BARE FOLK

Why go: An atmospheric concert with the Norwegian band Bare Folk. With their hearts and guitars planted in the ballad genre, but also with a toe or two in jazz and folk music, Bare Folk spins harmonious, surprising melodies that range from melancholy to joyfulness.

Read more: kampenbistro.no/hvaskjer Venue: Kampen Bistro, Bøgata 21

MAY 22

MORELLER / MINA MY

Why go: Norwegians bands Moreller and Mina My deliver an evening of playful indie pop, honest lyrics and shimmering energy.

Moreller delivers a delicious mix of indie pop and 60s bossa nova. Mina My moves in an expanded indie pop rock landscape, mixing sensitivity with sparkling guitars.

Read more: revolveroslo.no Venue: Revolver, Møllergata 32

MAY 30

GAZPACHO

Why go: Gazpacho have built a cult reputation through a distinctive mix of art rock and cinematic storytelling. The band pushes atmospheric and melodic progressive music into darker territory.

Read more: tinyurl.com/gazpacho45 Venue: John Dee, Badstugata 2

JUNE 6

NATIONAL MUSIC DAY OSLO Why go: Free concerts take over stages all over Oslo on the first Saturday in June!

Musikkfest is open, ticketless and spread across the city, from small pub stages and outdoor corners to larger stages in parks and squares.

Read more: musikkfest.no Venue: Various stages across central Oslo.

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Irresistible melodies at Blå June 17

JUNE 11–13

JUNE 17–20

Why go: Great music and a laid-back atmosphere in the Sofienbergparken park. The programme includes TLC, De La Soul, David Byrne, Kings of Convenience, and more. It is a compact city festival with a line-up that moves easily between international names and Scandinavian favourites.

Read more: pipfest.no Venue: Sofienbergparken, Sofienberggata 14

Why go: Popular summer festival 377 metres above the city! The festival offers three stages idyllically located in the forest with spectacular views of Oslo.

Not to mention great food and drink and a queue-free festival area. A unique experience.

Read more: overoslo.no Venue: Grefsenkollen, Grefsenkollveien 100

JUNE 17

FAKEMINK

PIKNIK I PARKEN MUSIC FESTIVAL

VEPS

Why go: This all-female Oslo quartet have, since they were just 17 years old, drawn praise at home and abroad for mature songwriting and a distinctive expression. Five years later the classic Veps elements are still in place: irresistible melodies, smart lyrics, strong vocalists in every corner of the band, and a sense of interplay that keeps getting sharper.

Read more: tinyurl.com/veps45 Venue: Himmel at BLÅ, Brenneriveien 9C

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OVEROSLO MUSIC FESTIVAL

JUNE 25

Why go: British rapper and producer fakemink is prolific and uncompromising, with more than 100 songs and a self-built universe blending music, visual identity and storytelling. He has established himself as one of the most unpredictable voices in the British underground. In 2026 he’s playing at some of the world’s biggest festivals, but now you can see him up close and personal at Rockefeller.

Read more: tinyurl.com/fakemink45 Venue: Rockefeller, Badstugata 2

STAGE EVERY TUESDAY

ENGLISH STANDUP OSLO

Why go: English Standup Oslo delivers fun standup comedy nights at SALT in the heart of Oslo, with standup comedians from around the world.

Read more: englishstanduposlo.com Venue: SALT, Langkaia 1

MAY 12, 16

WONDERFUL BERNSTEIN!

Why go: Journey to New York with a swinging concert by the master of musicals: Leonard Bernstein. Imagine the sounds of New York. This high-energy performance bridges the gap between opera and musical theatre.

Read more: tinyurl.com/wonderful455 Venue: The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Kirsten Flagstads plass 1

MAY 14

THE COMEDY STORE

Why go: The Comedy Store is promising an evening of pure, unfiltered humour from the international stand-up scene.

Often described as the birthplace of stand-up comedy in the UK, this stand-up club has served as a springboard for countless comedians.

Read more: nieuscene.no/ program-grunerlokka Venue: nieu Grünerløkka, Toftes gate 69

MAY 30 & JUNE 2, 5, 9

WOYS: THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA

Why go: A story based on a Roman myth, one that still feels frighteningly relevant. Benjamin Britten’s chamber opera becomes a timeless drama in this new staging by the young singers of the Oslo Opera. With a small ensemble and intense psychological closeness, it tells the story of Lucretia – the woman whose violation led to Rome’s uprising against tyranny, but who herself lost everything.

The performance language is English.

Read more: tinyurl.com/lucretia45 Venue: The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Kirsten Flagstads plass 1

JUNE 12–13

UNDER THE SHADE OF A TREE I SAT AND WEPT

Why go: This performance connects reconciliation processes in Kosovo and South Africa. In 1990, as war loomed, a historic movement to reconcile blood feuds was initiated in Kosovo. Mothers, fathers and family members took to the stage before audiences to forgive the killing of their loved ones in front of the perpetrator’s family. On the other side of the globe, in 1995, victims and perpetrators in South Africa faced one another in hearings that exposed harrowing truths from apartheid.

Read more: tinyurl.com/undertree45 Venue: Black Box teater, Marstrandgata 8

JUNE 12–14

THE CHEKHOV

Why go: Three performers wait through a series of crises, an endlessly changing series of scenarios, that move constantly between comedy and tragedy. Waiting for Greta Thunberg to solve the climate crisis. Waiting for Ukraine to win the war, still. Waiting for Bergen to open a ramen shop. The Chekhov uses words, activism, punk music and pyrotechnics, reworking Chekhov’s Three Sisters.

Read more: tinyurl.com/chekhov45 Venue: Dansens Hus, Vulkan 1

MAY 2, 16, 30 & JUNE 6, 20

ENGLISH GUIDED TOUR OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE

Why go: Experience a unique side of the National Theatre. Workshops, stages and historical, cultural heritage locations like the Royal lounge and the actor’s lounge.

Colourful stories from when the theatre was built in 1899 and how Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Henrik Ibsen and other great, well-known Norwegian artists influenced the theatre and society-at-large.

Read more: tinyurl.com/tourtheatre Venue: The National Theatre, Johanne Dybwads plass 1

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Admire spectacular flops at FLOP Museum

FAMILY EVERY DAY

FLOP MUSEUM A FUN MUSEUM FOR CURIOUS FAMILIES

Why go: At brand-new FLOP Museum visitors can explore strange and funny products that failed spectacularly – including toys that didn’t work as planned. Both kids and adults can sit inside Norway’s only mass-produced electric car, the Think City from 2001.

Friendly hosts are available to share stories behind some of the most surprising flops. A fun and thoughtprovoking experience that shows it’s okay to make mistakes! Ideal for families and curious visitors of all ages.

Read more: flop.museum/en Venue: FLOP Museum, Trelastata 19

EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAYS

MUMMY FAMILY-FRIENDLY EXHIBITION

Why go: Come closer to mummies and learn about their fascinating histories from one of the world's most fascinating ancient civilizations. The mummies are back at the Historical Museum in a new family-friendly exhibition about life and the afterlife in Ancient Egypt.

Read more: www.historiskmuseum.no Venue: tinyurl.com/mummy455 The Historical Museum, Frederiks gate 2

MAY 17

NORWAY’S CONSTITUTION DAY: CHILDREN’S PARADE

Why go: A giant children's parade, marching bands and an abundance of flags are the central elements of Oslo's May 17th celebrations. The parade, which is greeted by the royal family from the balcony of the Royal Palace, includes thousands of children from around 100 schools. Come early to get better views!

Read more: tinyurl.com/17may455 Venue: Various. Main event in front of the Royal Castle at Slottsplassen 1

MAY 30

FAMILY SATURDAY AT KUNSTNERNES HUS

Why go: A memorable and family-friendly guided tour and workshop in the newly opened art exhibition Minga for the Sea

by Cecilia Vicuña. A great art stop for families who want something to activate everyone in addition to enjoying the art in itself. Admission is free.

Read more: tinyurl.com/minga45 Venue:Kunstnernes Hus, Wergelandsveien 17

EVERY SUNDAY

CHILDREN'S BOAT WORKSHOP

Why go: Shipbuilders of all ages are invited to make wooden block boats!

At the Children's Boat Workshop, children meet friendly friends of Norwegian Maritime Museum who are happy to talk about everything from dog watches to funnel markings—if you ask!

They also help the children get started with building the boat kits, which can be purchased at the museum reception.

Read more: tinyurl.com/boat45 Venue: Norwegian Maritime Museum, Bygdøynesveien 37

JUNE 7

CHILDREN’S BISLETT DAY

Why go: A few days before the biggest athletics stars compete at the famous Bislett Games, children can try athletics for themselves at the stadium! A playful and active family event built around running, jumping and testing events on one of Oslo’s best-known sports grounds.

Read more: facebook.com/ barnasbislettdag Venue: Bislett Stadium, Bislettgata 1

THE MUSEUM LIST

Photo: Didrick Stenersen

Oslo has dozens of museums covering all kinds of topics.

Whatever you’re into, chances are high you’ll find it in one of themuseums in these pages!

DRONNING SONJA KUNSTSTALL

ASTRUP FEARNLEY MUSEET

Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

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The Queen Sonja Art Stable

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Founded in 1993, the museum is one of Scandinavia´s most notable museums for contemporary art. The museum holds the extensive Astrup Fearnley Collection, with significant works by some of today’s leading international artists and presents changing exhibitions that both draw on the collection and new commissions by artists from all over the world.

The museum is beautifully located by the Oslo Fjord in an iconic building designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano.

THE QUEEN SONJA ART STABLE

EXHIBITIONS

"At the King's Table" presents tableware dating from 1815 to the present day.

These pieces are part of a Royal collection spanning several generations. When guests arrive at the Royal Palace, they are not only greeted by a set table but by a story conveyed through crockery, serving dishes, magnificent pieces, and vases.

There is also an exhibition of contemporary ceramics in the adjoining hall.

GRAMMARS OF LIGHT 06.02.26 – 10.05.26 BEATRIZ GONZÁLEZ 12.06.26 – 11.10.26 THE ASTRUP FEARNLEY COLLECTION 02.01.25 – 30.12.26

HOURS AND PRICES Tue, Wed & Fri 12–17 Thu 12–19 Sat–Sun 11–17 Mon closed Admission: A: 180,- / S: 100,- / P: 100,C (0-20) free entrance. Oslo Pass free

CONTACT

Strandpromenaden 2 Tel: +47 22936060 E-mail: info@afmuseet.no www.afmuseet.no facebook.com/astrupfearnley Instagram: @astrupfearnley

Exhibitions in the Art Stable vary between art and displays of objects from the Royal Collections.

THE ROYAL STABLES

Renovated for the opening of the Art Stable, the Royal Stables now appear as they did in their heyday in the interwar years. Where the horses once stood in their stalls, the public now enjoy art and history.

CURRENT EXHIBITION: AT THE KING’S TABLE

HOURS AND PRICES Open Thu-Sun 11-17 Admission: A: 140,- / C 70,- / S: 70,- C (0-6) free For more information please visit www.royalcourt.no

CONTACT

Parkveien 50 www.royalcourt.no Transportation: Bus or tram to Solli pl.

Photo: Øivind M. Bakken

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FLOP MUSEUM The Museum of Failed Products

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Discover Norway’s first museum dedicated entirely to product failures and failed innovations. At FLOP Museum, you’ll explore over 100 bizarre, funny and surprising flops – from strange food products to ambitious ideas that completely missed the mark.

Why do smart people create bad products? And what can we learn from it?

This is a fun, fast and thought-provoking experience for both adults and kids.

Expect humor, nostalgia and stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Perfect for families, tourists and anyone curious about innovation, business and human mistakes.

Located in Barcode, right next to the Opera and MUNCH museum.

HOURS AND PRICES Open daily 11–19 Admission: A: 195,- / S: 145,- / P: 145,C (0–12): 95,F: 495,- (2 adults + up to 3 children)

CONTACT Trelastgata 19, Barcode www.flop.museum Train, bus, or tram to Oslo S

The Historical Museum

Come face to face with the world’s best preserved Viking helmet.

In the exhibition VIKINGR you will experience a collection of exquisite objects from the Viking Age, including the original helmet that inspired today’s expression of Vikings in popular movies and TV series.

Explore intricate swords, the Viking warrior’s ultimate symbol of power.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the Viking Age through exquisite artefacts and artisanal craftsmanship.

The Historical Museum also has incredible archaeological and ethnographic artefacts – from the Stone Age, the Viking Age, the Middle Ages and up to recent times.

NEW! Visit our brand-new family exhibition on Norse mythology: MIÐGARÐR – THE MYTHICAL WORLD OF THE VIKINGS

HOURS AND PRICES See website for opening hours.

Admission: A: 160,-/C (0-18) free. S: 100,-/ P: 120,Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Frederiks gate 2 E-mail: postmottak@khm.uio.no www.historiskmuseum.no

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NASJONALMUSEET

The National Museum Art, architecture and design

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The largest art museum in the Nordic countries.

EXHIBITIONS

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The National Museum – Architecture reopens after renovations with the exhibition "BOOM!".

THE COLLECTION

EXHIBITIONS

MASTERING THE COPY 16.1–7.6.26 DON’T BE AFRAID. AN EXHIBITION ABOUT DEATH 8.5–6.9.26 WENCHE SELMER. WHAT CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT? 8.5–4.10.26 ASTA NØRREGAARD: TRUTH AND BEAUTY 28.5–18.10.26 THE PILLARS 2025–2026

How did the baby boom change architecture?

“BOOM!” is aimed at both children and adults, and you’re welcome to touch everything! You can draw, build and play.

The exhibition shows how the baby boom influenced the built environment in the post-war era, and you can take part in changing one of the installations.

In the exhibition, you will see drawings, photos and old video clips in three of the museum’s exhibition spaces: in the Bucher Room, drawings and photos are displayed; in the Vault, you can watch old video clips; and in the Pavilion you can take part in changing an installation.

There are also workshops and activities.

FOOD & DRINK

HOURS AND PRICES

The exhibition presents 6500 works from Norway’s largest collection of art, architecture, and design in an international context. Experience The Munch Room and Munch’s most famous works of art, including The Scream.

Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

The National Museum – Architecture

Explore a variety of cafés in the museum.

MUSEUM SHOP

Get inspired by a rich selection of interiors, posters, books, and gifts.

HOURS AND PRICES May: Tue, Wed 10-20, Thu-Sun 10–17 June–August: Tue, Wed 10–20.

Mon, Thu-Sun 10–17 Admission: A: 200,- / Under 25 y: 120 S (Under 30 y): 120 / C: (0-17 y) 0,-

BOOM! 8.3.–9.8.26

Tue-Sun: 10.00-17.00 Mon: Closed Just visiting The National Museum – Architecture? Buy a separate digital ticket when arriving at the museum.

Admission: A: 200,- / Under 25 y: 120 S (Under 30 y): 120 / C: (0-17 y) 0,-

CONTACT Bankplassen 3 www.nasjonalmuseet.no/en

CONTACT Brynjulf Bulls Plass 3 www.nasjonalmuseet.no/en

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IBSEN MUSEUM & TEATER IBSEN Museum & Theatre

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Discover Henrik Ibsen's world!

Step into the home of the worldrenowned playwright and father of modern drama. A Doll’s House, Hedda Gabler and Ghosts continue to resonate with global audiences today.

Join our guided tours for unique insights into the life and work of the second most performed dramatist after Shakespeare.

Ibsen's apartment is fully restored with original interior, colors, and decor. This inspiring environment is where Ibsen spent his last 11 years and wrote his last two dramas.

You can explore Ibsen's study and even see the original bathtub among the preserved furniture. In addition to the home experience, the museum features an exhibition providing deeper insight into Ibsen's thoughts, inspirations, and creative process.

HOURS AND PRICES Mon–Sun 11–18 (Closed May 1 and 17) Guided tour of Ibsen’s home every hour 11-17. Prebook or drop-in.

Admission: A: 195,-/C (0-17) free/S:140,-/ P:150,Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Henrik Ibsens gate 26 Tel: +47 400 23 580 E-mail: butikk@ibsenmt.no www.ibsenmt.no Photo: Mittet & Co. AS/ Norsk Folkemuseum/ Metro Branding

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One-of-a-kind museum with inspiring stories of the Nobel Peace Prize and people's efforts to create a better world.

THE PEACE PRIZE EXHIBITION: DEMOCRACY ON THE BRINK This year’s exhibition highlights the work of Maria Corina Machado and the Venezuelan opposition and shows how their fight has become a symbol of a wider global challenge. Around the world, democracy is in retreat and authoritarianism on the rise.

PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS Explore the story of Alfred Nobel and the Peace Prize, engage with our exhibition on dialogue, experience the calm of the Nobel Field, and see an authentic Peace Prize medal in the Medal Chamber.

GUIDED TOURS EVERY WEEKEND Join our knowledgeable guides for deeper insight. Tours run four times daily on Saturdays and Sundays and are included in your ticket.

THE PEACE DOVE Every Friday at noon a peace dove is released with a message of hope. Arrive five minutes early to hear the message.

HOURS AND PRICES May: Tue-Sun 11-17 (Wed 11-20) May 20: 11-13 June: Open daily 10–18 A: 180,- / S: 100,- / Under 17: Free Free entry with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Brynjulf Bulls Plass 1 Tel: +47 48 30 10 00 www.nobelpeacecenter.org

NORDISK BIBELMUSEUM

OSLO CITY HALL

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Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS

Experience the history of the Bible and the book at NOBIMU. The only museum of its kind in the Nordic countries, with a collection based on more than 6,000 bibles. Admire all the first royal folio editions of the Bible from the time when Denmark and Sweden were empires, a handwritten bible from around 1250, as well as Bibles in indigenous languages such as Sami and Greenlandic. Test out being a medieval scribe, marvel at the miniature Bible collection and bring home a unique souvenir from our museum shop.

WEBINAR Webinars on Zoom. See nobimu.no

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS TREASURES FROM THE ROSENDAHL BIBLE COLLECTION PART 2

HOURS AND PRICES

Rådhuset

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Oslo City Hall opened in 1950, and it is the political and administrative heart of Oslo, Norway's capital. With its unique architecture and associated art collection, Oslo City Hall has an important place in Norwegian art and architectural history. The City Hall is today an important symbol of Oslo and Norway's values, traditions and history.

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo City Hall on 10 December each year.

HOURS AND PRICES For up-to-date information on opening hours, see our website: www.oslo.kommune.no/radhuset

CONTACT Fridtjof Nansens plass Tel: 23 4 6 12 00 E-mail: omvisninger@rft.oslo.kommune.no www.oslo.kommune.no/radhuset Photo: Saiko3p

Tue, Wed 12–17, Thu 11–18 Fri, Sat, Sun 11–16 Guided tours in English, German and Norwegian.

Admission: A: 145,- / C under 12 free Oslo Pass free.

CONTACT Nedre Slottsgate 4C Tel: +47 401 05 777 E-mail: post@nobimu.no facebook.com/Nordiskbibelmuseum instagram.com/nordiskbibelmuseum www.nobimu.com

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THE VIKING PLANET

THE ROYAL PALACE Slottet

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The first interactive Viking Museum in the world 12

Try our VR Game

The Royal Palace was built between 1825 and 1849 and is where the daily work of the Norwegian monarchy is conducted.

It is the main residence of Their Majesties the King and Queen, and most members of The Royal Court have their workplace here.

All visitors must follow a guided tour through some of the most important and lovely rooms of the building.

The Changing of the Guards will take place every day at 13.30.

HOURS AND PRICES From 20 June until 16 August the Royal Palace will be open to visitors daily 10:00-17:00.

There are three tours every hour.

Tours in English are given at 12:00, 12:20, 14:00, 14:20 and 16:00.

Admission: A: 230,- / C 110,- / S: 110,- / P: 230,C (0-5) free entrance Tickets to The Royal Palace include entrance to the Queen Sonja Art Stable and the exhibitions there.

Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.no

CONTACT Slottsplassen 1 www.royalcourt.no Tram, metro or bus to Nationaltheatret

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Norway’s first interactive museum, with many unique experiences based on viking heritage. The Viking Planet resurrects the Viking times with VR-technology, holograms, interactive screens and 270 degree films. Learn about and experience how the Vikings lived, join them on their expeditions. feel the power of the elements onboard a Viking ship, and take a picture of yourself as a Viking. Use all your senses to learn about the Vikings` religion, mythology, ships and cultural heritage.

The Viking Planet aims to connect you with the Viking times in an innovative and engaging way. Every attraction is available in 12 languages. The museum includes a Viking themed gift shop.

NEW EXPERIENCES • 3D objects from Museum of the Viking Age incl. the Oseberg and Gokstad ships • FERD an interactive VR Game

HOURS AND PRICES: Check our website for opening hours.

Adults: 285,Children under 12 years: 175,Children under 6 years: Free Oslo Pass - Free VR Game 275,Combination (museum + VR game) 475,-

CONTACT Fridtjof Nansens plass 4. Next to city hall Tel: +47 46942495 E-mail: info@thevikingplanet.com www.thevikingplanet.com

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM Naturhistorisk museum

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Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

NATURALLY INCREDIBLE Explore nature’s diversity and the history of life at Norway’s largest natural history museum. The museum offers a variety of attractions for the whole family, and the surrounding botanical garden makes it a perfect place to enjoy a day out.

Get to know Norway’s wildlife and animals from all corners of the globe.

Come up close to ancient giants like the dinosaurs, and marvel at our selection of breathtaking crystals. Visit our interactive exhibitions on climate change.

In the Botanical Garden you can wander amongst 4500 different plant species.

The garden is divided in thematic areas, such as the Viking Garden and the Rock Garden. The museum shop carries a wide selection of books, toys, and other items inspired by nature.

Grab a bite in the café, where you can find freshly made sandwiches, pastries, and warm and cold drinks. Alternatively, enjoy your packed lunch on our picnic lawn or on one of the many benches in the garden, or in our natural history library.

HOURS AND PRICES See website for opening hours.

Admission: A: 180,-/C 90,- / S: 140,-/F: 450,Free with Oslo Pass Garden & Greenhouse: Free entrance

BARNEKUNSTMUSEET The International Museum of Children´s Art

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The three basic functions of the Museum are to collect, promote & preserve children’s art worldwide. Film director Rafael Goldin (1920–1994) and his wife, Doctor of Medicine, Alla Goldin (1938–2007), conceived and developed the idea of the Museum & collection.

PERMANENT COLLECTION

The Museum presents a variety of thematic exhibitions and art projects from around the world - and is a multicultural place where children and adults meet on children's terms. The main goal of the Museum is to promote the UN Convention on «the Rights of the Child».

WORKSHOPS Guided tours, art workshops & music activities. Drop in

HOURS AND PRICES See website for opening hours Admission: A: 75,- / C: 40,- /S: 40,- P: 40,Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Lille frøens vei 4 Tel: +47.22691777 E-mail: mail@childrensart.com www.childrensart.com twitter@barnekunst Instagram: childrensartmuseum Tram: Frøen station

CONTACT

Sars’ gate 1/Monradsgate Tel: +47 22 85 16 30 E-mail: informasjon@nhm.uio.no www.nhm.uio.no Photo: NHM / Lars Petter Pettersen

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VIGELANDMUSEET The Vigeland Museum

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The Vigeland Museum is a sculpture museum located next to The Vigeland Park. The museum is Gustav Vigeland’s former studio and residence.

Today, the museum shows a permanent exhibition presenting Vigeland's art, and temporary exhibitions with three-dimensional art.

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS APICHAYA WANTHIANG SHARDS OF HEAVY HARD 13.02.26 – 17.05.26 KRISTIAN BLYSTAD MONOLITHOS 07.06.26 – 04.10.26

PERMANENT COLLECTION VIGELAND MUSEUM COLLECTION Always on display.

HOURS AND PRICES Tue-Sun 12 -16 Admission: A: 120,- / 18-25 y. 70,- / 0-17 y. 0,Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT

Nobels gate 32 www.vigeland.museum.no Instagram @vigelandmuseet Facebook @vigelandmuseum Photo: Ivar Kvaal / Vigelandmuseet

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The Norwegian museum of Science and Technology

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Explore, play and learn in our family museum in more than 25 themed exhibitions and around 100 try-ityourself installations. Experience our cultural heritage in industry, science, technology and medicine in the most fun and exciting cultural history museum.

Extensive weekend and holiday program filled with activities and workshops.

Bakery and Museum shop.

EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS New: Models and miniatures and Work photo/photo work Energy, in the time of crisis.

Oslo Science Centre, play and learn.

HOURS AND PRICES See website for opening hours and ticket prices. Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT

Kjelsåsveien 143, 0491 Oslo.

Tel: 22 79 60 00 www.tekniskmuseum.no Tram 11 og 12 to Kjelsås. Bus 25 og 54 to Kjelsås station. .

Photo: NTM/Lars Opstad

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HOLMENKOLLEN SKI SIMULATOR

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Photo: Morten Brun / Norsk Folkemuseum

HOLMENKOLLEN SKI MUSEUM AND SKI JUMP

At the top of Oslo you can visit Holmenkollen National arena, a site where many ski-historical moments have been created. In the heart of the arena towers Holmenkollen Ski Jump.

On top of the jump tower you can enjoy spectacular views of Oslo and the surrounding areas.

Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

The Ski Museum and the cafe is newly renovated. Experience the new exhibition ”The white track”.

In addition we have a museum shop and a ski simulator.

HOURS AND PRICES: Every Day 10 – 17 May 17: 10 - 14 Admission: A:200,-/ C: 100 Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Kongeveien 5 Tel: +47 22 92 32 00 E-mail: skimuseet@skiforeningen.no www.holmenkollen.com Metro / T-bane: No 1 to Frognerseteren Photo: Andreas Bache-Wiig

New Ski Simulator in Holmenkollen.

It is a Movie-Ride Theatre.

Experience Downhill Skiing at 130 km/ hour – and Ski-jumping at 100 km/hour.

Ski Simulator next to the Holmenkollen ski jump! Jump in “Kollen” and find out what it feels like to head down the world’s toughest downhill ski slopes alongside the world’s best performers on two skis. Technology which used to be available only to pilots and astronauts combines flight simulator movements with an “eye-­view” movie to create a unique and realistic feel.

Once inside the the Ski Simulator you will get the “ride of your life”, when the skiing starts. Up to 12 people can sit inside at the same time and the whole ride lasts about 5 minutes. “Amazing ride, amazing experience. It made me realize how crazy you have to be to go skiing at 130 km/h and how dangerous it is”.

HOURS AND PRICES Every day 10 – 17 May 17: 10 - 14 Admission: A: 130,- / C: 75,-(6-15) Family: (2+2) 350,Group (10p +) 100,- each. C: 75,Please check our website for updates.

CONTACT

Kongeveien 5 Tel to kiosk: +47 969-03-665 E-mail: post@skisimulator.no www.skisimulator.no Metro / T-bane: No 1 to Frognerseteren

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THE MUSEUMS AT BYGDØY Bygdøy is a popular peninsula with major museums right outside the centre of Oslo.

This is a wonderful place to spend a day (or three!), and maybe even explore Bygdøy's beautiful beaches and lush forests.

THE KON-TIKI MUSEUM

THE FRAM MUSEUM

Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

Frammuseet

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Fram is the most famous ship in polar history, known for her amazing expeditions to the North and South Poles. Ride the waves on Fram in our award-winning cinematic projection surrounding the ship. Explore the ship below deck, and see how the crew lived and worked together. Enter the first ship to navigate the Northwest Passage, Gjøa. Join Roald Amundsen on his epic flight to the North Pole in our thrilling new 4D simulator!

Enjoy a number of activities for young and old and find exclusive gifts in our museum shop.

Treat yourself to refreshments in Café Framheim, and relax on our sea view terrace.

HOURS AND PRICES Every day 9.30-18 Please check our website for updates.

Admission: A:180,- / C(6-15):70,- / S:70,- / P:140,F: (2+5) 400,- / Group (15p+) 130,Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT Bygdøynesveien 39 Bus 30 to Bygdøy Tel: +47 23 28 29 50 E-mail: post@frammuseum.no www.frammuseum.no

Kon-tiki museet

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We are opening a new exhibition on May 5th. Come see the original Kon-Tiki balsa wood raft in a brand-new setting and the papyrus ship Ra II from Thor Heyerdahl’s world-famous sea adventures!

EXHIBITIONS • Kon-Tiki (1947) – across the Pacific Ocean on a balsa-wood raft • Ra and Ra II (1969–1970) – across the Atlantic Ocean on a papyrus ship • Thor Heyerdahl (1914–2002) – his life See the the Academy Award-winning documentary film “Kon-Tiki” (English, 67 min) at 12:00.

Short film about Kon-Tiki and Thor Heyerdahl (English, 10 min) all day.

Souvenir design shop.

HOURS AND PRICES Mon–Sun 10-17 Please check our website for updates.

Admission: A:180,- / C(6-17): 70,- / S:70,P: 140,- / F: 400,- / Group (10p+) 130,Free with Oslo Pass.

CONTACT Bygdøynesveien 36. Bus 30 to Bygdøy Tel: +47 23 08 67 67 www.kon-tiki.no Instagram.com/kontikimuseet Facebook.com/kontikimuseum

Photo: Marcus Thomassen

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NORWEGIAN MARITIME MUSEUM Norsk Maritimt Museum

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Learn about Norway’s interaction with the seas, from its oldest known vessel to the latest hi-tech offshore ships.

The kids will love the adventures with Sally Jones and to explore the ocean on deck 3!

EXHIBITIONS VIKING BOAT

This is a unique opportunity to see a Viking Boat while in Oslo! Experience one of the original Viking boats from the Gokstad find. The replica is exhibited in the boat building workshop KLINK.

BY SEA

See our collection of traditional open boats, findings from the old Oslo harbor and a shipwreck.

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Seafaring from the Viking era until today.

FOR KIDS Explore the Ocean Voyages with the Chief and Sally Jones.

Activities for kids every weekend!

HOURS AND PRICES Open every day 10-17 (Closed May 17th) Admission: A:180,- / C(0-17): Free / S:120,- / P: 150,Free with Oslo Pass.

Joint tickets with Fram/Kon-Tiki are available.

Fjord cafe and museum shop.

CONTACT Bygdøynesveien 37. Bus 30 to Bygdøy Tel: +47 24 11 41 50 www.marmuseum.no

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The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History

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OPEN-AIR MUSEUM Take a picturesque journey through Norway! The historical wooden farmhouses with fields and townhouses with cobbled streets show homes, life, and traditions from the many Norwegian regions. Don’t miss the Medieval Stave Church and the Apartment Building with Oslo-homes 1879-2002.

INDOOR EXHIBITS Folk Art, Folk Dress, Church Art, TIMESCAPE 1600-1914, the First Parliament Hall, Sámi Culture and ENAMEL – Colorful Craftsmanship (opening May 8th).

DAILY ACTIVITIES Hosts in traditional costumes welcome you into the Stave Church and historical homes from town and countryside. Listen to fairy tales, join our open guided tours, meet farm animals, or try our family activities.

EXTRA ON WEEKENDS

Experience traditional baking of lefse and try forging and carpentry.

EXPERIENCE MORE

Exact times and dates on website.

• Guided tours/ folk dance/ events • Midsummer Festival June 20th

HOURS AND PRICES

Mon–Sun 10–17 (Closed May 17th) Admission: A: 200,-/C (0-17) free/S: 140,-/P: 160,Free with Oslo Pass.

CONTACT Museumsveien 10. Bus/ ferry to Bygdøy. www.norskfolkemuseum.no

HL-SENTERET The Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies

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The Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies, located in Villa Grande, the former residence of the Nazi collaborator Vidkun Quisling, is a research, education and documentation center. Our work focuses on the Holocaust, other genocides, extremism, antisemitisim, hate speech, and the situation of minorities.

Under admission: A = adult, C = child, S = student, P = pensioner, F = family

EXHIBITION ON THE HOLOCAUST & BUNKER FROM WORLD WAR 2 The story of Nazi genocide and mass murder during World War 2 – with special focus on the Norwegian Jews.

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS IN-/VISIBLE: EVERYDAY RACISM IN NORWAY For more information and opening hours, see hlsenteret.no Kafé Villa Grande

HOURS AND PRICES

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The summer palace of Oscarshall is located on the peninsula of Bygdøy in Oslo. The palace was commissioned by King Oscar I and Queen Joséphine, and was completed in 1852. Today it stands as a monument to Norwegian art and applied art from the 19th century.

The palace is considered to be one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in Norway and is one of the country’s most important embodiments of the National Romantic style so popular in Norway during the period.

HOURS AND PRICES Oscarshall summer palace and the surrounding park will be open to visitors 11:00-16:00 Thursday-Sunday from 7 May until 30 August. Guides will be available to answer questions visitors might have.

Admission: A: 140,- / C 70,- / P: 140,C (0-5) free entrance

Mon-Sun 10-18 10-16 until May 14 (Closed May 17th)

The surrounding park is free to visit during the opening hours.

Admission: A: 120,- / C (6-16): 50,S: 50,-/ P: 70,- / F: 180,- / Free with Oslo Pass

CONTACT

CONTACT Huk Aveny 56 Bus 30 to Bygdøy Tel: +47 22 84 21 00 E-mail: post@hlsenteret.no www.hlsenteret.no

Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.no Ocarshallveien Tel: 22048700 www.royalcourt.no Bus no. 30 to Norsk Folkemuseum

Photo: Trond Heggelund

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FJORD SIGHTSEEING

ELECTRIC FJORD TOURS WITH BRIM EXPLORER

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SIGHTSEEING ON A WARM BOAT • Fully electric • In person guides • Heated saloons • 15% off with Oslo Pass SIGHTSEEING TOUR The sightseeing tour is in-person guided and gives you a glimpse of all the key landmarks located along the Oslo fjord.

The boat is equipped with an on board café and free water. Optional stop at Bygdøy where you can depart from us and continue with your day at "Museum Island".

Ticket: 690 NOK. Duration: 2.5 hours Mon - Sun: 10.00 & 13:30 OSLO DINNER CRUISE WITH LIVE MUSIC This cruise offers a curated 3-course dinner on the Oslo fjord. During your tour, you will be treated to a live Pianist on our Baby Grand piano as we sail past the Opera house and the beautiful islands. The curated dinner menu can be found on our website.. .

Ticket: 1490 NOK. Duration: 2,5 hours Thu- Mon: 18:00

DEPARTURES Meeting point: Meet at Rådhusbrygge 2 In front of City Town Hall

CONTACT

Book online: www.brimexplorer.com Email: info@brimexplorer.com

100% ELECTRIC OSLOFJORD SIGHTSEEING Trollcruise by Boreal

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100% ELECTRIC 2-HOUR OSLOFJORD SIGHTSEEING

See Oslo from the fjord – its natural front row. Cruise the classic route past islands, harbor life and landmarks including Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, MUNCH and Oslo’s island communities. Lighthouses, floating saunas and a glimpse of Holmenkollen complete the view.

WHY TRAVELLERS LOVE THIS CRUISE

• Silent sailing • Panoramic views • Indoor lounges and open sun decks • Audio guide in multiple languages • Onboard café with refreshments • Great value for a top Oslo experience.

OPTIONAL STOP AT BYGDØYNES

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SIGHTSEEING

Visit Fram, Kon-Tiki and the Norwegian Maritime Museum.

Disembark/rejoin at 12:45 or 15:15

FJORD

From 379 NOK (Rack rate 498 NOK) Children and family tickets available Oslo Pass & Early Bird discounts

DEPARTURES

Daily at 11:00 and 13:30 Departure point: City Hall Pier 4

SCAN TO EXPLORE OSLO –

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Book in seconds Fjord cruises, island hopping and guided walks www.trollcruise.no booking@trollcruise.no +47 23 35 55 10

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OSLO FJORD SIGHTSEEING SINCE 1946!

At City Hall pier 3 you find our traditional Museum ferries and sightseeing sail schooners. Food and drinks sold on board.

FJORD SIGHTSEEING 2 hours.

10.30, 13.00 and 15.30 NOK 559 MINI CRUISE 50 minutes.

11.00 – 15.00 every hour NOK 299 SUMMER EVENING CRUISE 3 hours Daily at 19.00 Norwegian Shrimp Buffet Naturel incl.

NOK 729 MUSEUM FERRIES to Bygdøy Line B9 City Hall - Dronningen - Bygdøynes City Hall, every 20 minute 09.10 to 17.50 NOK 120 (day pass) LIVE MUSIC EVENING CRUISES 3 hours Saturdays from May 23 : Blues 19.00 Tuesdays from June 30: Jazz 19.00 Norwegian Shrimp Buffet Naturel incl.

NOK 775

CONTACT

Tickets, booking: www.nyc.no and at our ticket office at City Hall pier 3 E-mail: booking@nyc.no Tel: 47-23 35 68 90 Ferry tickets also sold on board.

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