Villa Stenersen

Closed due to Covid-19

Villa Stenersen will be closed until 3 March due to Covid-19 regulations in Oslo

Famous modern villa in Oslo called Villa Stenersen
Villa Stenersen
Photo: Annar Bjørgli/Nasjonalmuseet

Villa Stenersen was designed from 1937 to 1939 by the architect Arne Korsmo (1900–1968) for the financier and art collector Rolf E. Stenersen (1899–1978).

Opening hours

21 February 2021–27 February 2021

Day of week Opening hours
Sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday
Closed for the season.

Closed during winter season. 

Except for a few seasonal events, Villa Stenersen will remain closed until 28 March 2021. See event calendar for events (In Norwegian).

Accessibility

We regret that the Villa is not yet barrier-free. There are staircases inside and outside with handrails and wheelchair entrances narrower than 90cm on the ground and first floors. Staff at the Villa are available to assist.

Fees for private tours

School pupils or student groups from Norway or abroad: Free entrance
Monday–Friday 10:00–15:00: NOK 1,000 (max. 15 people per group).
Monday–Friday after 16:00 and Saturday-Sunday: NOK 1,500.

For more information: omvisninger@nasjonalmuseet.no

Location and access
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    Tuengen allé 10C, 0374, Oslo

From central Oslo, Metro line 2 or 3 to Borgen station. Cross Sørkedalsveien and follow Svalbardveien up into Tuengen allé. Alternatively, Metro line 1 to Vinderen. Cross through Vinderen centre and follow Borgenveien down the hill into Tuengen allé.

Visitors travelling by car are unfortunately not allowed to drive onto the property or park there, and must instead stop/park in Tuengen allé.

 

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