Located in former Grønland prison in Oslo's most diverse district, the Intercultural Museum challenges visitors to evaluate their own prejudices and expand their understanding of other cultures.
• Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday at 11am–4pm
• Tøyenbekken 5
• Free entrance
Through engaging exhibitions, you get an insight into socially relevant topics, art, and culture.
Opening hours
Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday 11am–4pm
Address
Tøyenbekken 5
Free entrance
Do you feel the need to categorize? You’re not the only one. But what is prejudice, exactly, and how are prejudices constructed? “Typical” invites you to reflect on the difference between important matters as racism, xenophobia and bias in everyday-life.
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