● Museum of Oslo
● Intercultural Museum
● Labour Museum
● Theatre Museum
Oslo Museum is the city museum of Oslo. Through exciting exhibitions, city tours and other events, you get an insight into the city’s history and current social issues.
You can visit us at the Museum of Oslo and the Theatre Museum in Frognerparken, the Intercultural Museum in Tøyenbekken 5 and the Labour Museum in Sagveien 28.
We offer guided tours in Norwegian and English. Guided tours must be booked in advanced. Contact us at post@oslomuseum.no.
The Museum of Oslo in Frognerparken offers a unique insight into the city's history from the Middle Ages to the present day.
• Tuesday to Sunday: 11am–4pm (Thursday: 11am–7pm)
• Frognerveien 67
• Free entrance every Thursday
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.
• Tuesday to Sunday at 11am–4pm
• Tøyenbekken 5
• Free entrance
The Labour Museum is located in the old factory environment by the Akerselva river at Sagene. Here you can get to know the story of the industrial revolution in Norway, which took place along the river.
• Wednesday–Sunday at 11am–4pm
• Sagveien 28
• Free entrance
The Theatre Museum is co-located with the Museum of Oslo in Frognerparken, and showcases Oslo’s exciting theatre history through original costumes, props, photographs, and scenography models.
• Tuesday to Sunday: 11am–4pm (Thursday: 11am–7pm)
• Frognerveien 67
• Free entrance every Thursday