The National Museum
Experience older and modern art, contemporary art, architecture and design all under one roof and in completely new ways.
Opening hours
This week:
| Day of week | Opening hours |
| Sunday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday | 10–21 |
| Monday | Closed |
All exceptions to the opening hours
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31 December 2022
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1 January 2023
Closed: New year's eve and day
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17 May 2023
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17 May 2023
Closed:
Tickets
Admission: 180 NOK
Senior (67 years of age and above): 110 NOK
Between 18 and 25 years: 110 NOK
Children and those under 18: Free
Groups of more than 10: 120 NOK
Groups of more than 10, under 25 years of age: 80 NOK
A ticket to the National Museum includes entry to The National Museum – Architecture the same day. If you already have a ticket to The National Museum – Architecture, you can buy tickets to the new National Museum for the addition of 120 NOK for the same day.
Free entry:
National Museum Members
More information about groups and organisations with free entry or discounts
How to get there
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Brynjulf Bulls plass 3, 0250, Oslo
There are no parking spaces available for motorized vehicles, except for four HC parking spots in Dokkveien.
Bicycle parking can be found by Aker brygge and by the personell entrance (facing Munkedamsveien). Temporary bike racks have also been set up at Museumsplassen, by the main entrance to the museum. More bicycle parking in close proximity to the museum is something Statsbygg and Oslos bymiljøetat are currently looking into.
Public transportation
- Tram: Line 12 to Aker brygge. Line 11 and 13 to Nationaltheatret.
- Subway: Nationaltheatret station. All lines stop here.
- Train: Nationaltheatret station.
- Bus: No. 32, 54 and 81 to Dokkveien, and no. 30 and 31 to Nationaltheatret.
The Fairy Tale Room is filled with mystery for people of all ages. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Frode Larsen
The National Museum is located next to the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Ina Wesenberg
Art meets design and architecture in the collection presentation. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Ina Wesenberg
Welcome to the library in the new museum! Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Frode Larsen
"I Call it Art" is the first exhibition in the Light Hall. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet
Sol LeWitt's wall painting can be viewed in the Salon. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Annar Bjørgli
Discover the old masters in the National Museum. Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Frode Larsen
