Museums · NORWAY
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 museum tours in Norway justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Visit Oslo’s Kon-Tiki Museum at your own pace with a self-guided admission ticket. See the original raft from Thor Heyerdahl’s 1947 Pacific crossing, explore Ra and Tigris, visit the cave and underwater exhibits, and watch the original film at noon.
“Enjoy a lot the proximity of the Fram Museum, beautiful exhibition nonetheless. Value for money limitAuto-translated”
Step into Oslo’s Paradox Museum for more than 70 interactive illusions involving perception, physics, and perspective. Follow the one-way route, read the explanations, and use marked photo points to create striking pictures. Staff speak English and Norwegian, and the museum is wheelchair accessible.
“Very funny place. Interesting experience that I would recommend in particular to those that have kids with.”
Step aboard the original Fram and Gjøa ships at Oslo’s Fram Museum. Explore polar expeditions, crew quarters, engines, maps, and original objects, then watch the N25 Flight 4D cinema and a polar film. Plan on one to three hours, with displays in ten languages and prepaid entry.
“Great museum with interactive elements, good stories, and of course, two actual ships. Takes about 2-3 hours to go through the exhibits.”
Join an English-speaking guide such as Elena, Chris, Anita, or Harold for a 5.5-hour coach tour of Oslo. See the Royal Palace, Akershus Fortress, Holmenkollen, and Vigeland Park, then visit the Fram Museum plus the Folk Museum in summer or Kon-Tiki Museum in winter.
“Well planned activity, highly recommend to see interesting topics outside the city center. Our host Niklas was excellent.”
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