Norway · MUSEUM TOURS IN OSLO
Season and weather decide more here than anywhere. Below: 15 museum tours in Oslo, what each includes, and the months they actually run.
See Thor Heyerdahl’s original Kon-Tiki raft, watch the Oscar-winning film, and explore Oslo’s vivid museum of Pacific adventure.
“Gostei bastante do museu. Com bastantes barcos antigos e muitas peças encontradas ao longo do tempo. Recomendo”
Explore more than 70 mind-bending exhibits at Oslo’s Paradox Museum, with clever photo points, science clues, and fun for all ages.
“Great to see is a bid like the Escher museum in the Netherlands”
Explore Oslo’s Fram Museum, board original polar ships, watch a 4D film, and follow Norway’s bold Arctic expeditions at your own pace.
“Fascinating museum lots of information and enjoyed going on the ships.However very busy . Sometimes could have done with more lighting.”
See Oslo’s top sights in 5.5 hours, from Holmenkollen and Vigeland Park to the Fram Museum and a second museum on Bygdøy.
“The tour guide was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable about what we saw, what a pleasure, would recommend to anyone visiting oslo to hit its main cultural and historical sites”
Is The Viking Planet worth $30.61? See what to expect from Oslo’s digital Viking museum, including holograms, VR films, family fun, and value.
“Amazing experience highly recommend very interactive and fun. Very informative . Location great in the heart of Oslo .”
See Munch’s The Scream and Madonna at Oslo’s Munch Museum, with practical tips on timing, tickets, value, and what to expect.
“Learnt there are 3 versions of the Scream that are on rotation every 30 mins.”
Explore Maihaugen in Lillehammer, with eight centuries of Norwegian buildings, Olympic history, indoor exhibits, and summer postal displays.
“Great so many things to see and quite informative. The open air museum was interesting. In addition there are also indoor museum. Overall , the price paid is worth it.”
See Oslo by private Volvo, from Tryvann views and Holmenkollen to Vigeland Park, Fram, and Kon-Tiki in four flexible hours.
“Excellent, Hans was fantastic, on time very knowledgeable really enjoyed the time with him. Highly Recommended”
Review of Oslo’s Munch Museum ticket, with advice on price, entry, The Scream, family facilities, transport, and ticket problems.
“The museum admission price was much less than the Viator price. The posted price was about $22 and we paid $38.”
Review of The Viking Planet Oslo for four adults, with interactive exhibits, VR options, price, timing, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Great welcome and feel as we walked around at our leisure. The interactive stations were very well thought out and the cinema screens were immersive and visually appealing. The VR experience at the end was fantastic! We loved every moment of our visit.”
See Oslo’s Opera House, Akershus Fortress, Vigeland Park, Tjuvholmen, and City Hall on a private four-hour walking tour.
“We were able to see parts of the city you could only see by walking. Favorite part was the sculptor garden.”
Review of Oslo’s private five-hour luxury tour, with Fram Museum, Vigeland Park, viewpoints, hotel pickup, and custom guiding.
“Very knowledgeable and friendly. Very clean car, provided water and tailored out tour to our interests. Highly recommend this guide, Janicke”
Explore Oslo’s fjord, folk heritage, polar ships, and Kon-Tiki on a private four-hour museum tour with a live guide.
Explore Oslo with an art historian, choosing museums from Munch to Viking ships while seeing Akershus, Aker Brygge, and Vigeland Park.
“Our guide was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. However, we would have liked the museum portion of the tour to include the National Museum.”
Review of Oslo’s private Kon-Tiki and Fram museum walk, with practical advice on value, timing, transport, fitness, and who should book.
“I visited only the Fram museum and it was a good choice. 2 boats to climb on board and lots of fascinating archived photos telling story of race to the South Pole.”
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