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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Tim Lam (6 months ago)
The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, also called the Norwegian Folk Museum, is an expansive open air museum with structures relocated or reconstructed from the surrounding areas over the past few hundred years. You can spend an entire day there if you read every detail. There are also two buildings with exhibitions close to the entrance if you’re trying to avoid the rain. I would encourage people to spend their time wandering the grounds as you’ll see different buildings you would see in Norway’s history. There are also staff that can be found throughout that do different things that will be great for children.
The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, also called the Norwegian Folk Museum, is an expansive open air museum with structures relocated or reconstructed from the surrounding areas over the past few hundred years. You can spend an entire day there if you read every detail. There are also two buildings with exhibitions close to the entrance if you’re trying to avoid the rain. I would encourage people to spend their time wandering the grounds as you’ll see different buildings you would see in Norway’s history. There are also staff that can be found throughout that do different things that will be great for children.
Rogerio Kiyoshi Wakate Yonemura (6 months ago)
An excellent place to know some of Norway's history. The open air museum is a great experience. Tip: the park has a different opening hours comparing to the museum. You can spend more time before and after so you can start earlier on the park, go to some exhibitions then spend more time at the open air part. You get extra 2 hours (and there is content for that).
An excellent place to know some of Norway's history. The open air museum is a great experience. Tip: the park has a different opening hours comparing to the museum. You can spend more time before and after so you can start earlier on the park, go to some exhibitions then spend more time at the open air part. You get extra 2 hours (and there is content for that).
Sagar Chamoli (6 months ago)
I must say it's one of the best museums that I have visited. Unlike traditional museums where you normally see things inside, this one is an open museum where they have kept buildings during different time periods. They also had an interesting collection of Norwegian history and i recommend spending at least 2-3 hours. It's a must visit once in Oslo.
I must say it's one of the best museums that I have visited. Unlike traditional museums where you normally see things inside, this one is an open museum where they have kept buildings during different time periods. They also had an interesting collection of Norwegian history and i recommend spending at least 2-3 hours. It's a must visit once in Oslo.
Steven Cheng (7 months ago)
A great museum that recreated and recorded the Norwegian history, culture and people. There are an English speaking guide that takes you through the museum to introduce to various buildings and locations to explain the exhibit. It was very educational. You can spend a whole day in here to really understand and appreciate the history of Norway.
A great museum that recreated and recorded the Norwegian history, culture and people. There are an English speaking guide that takes you through the museum to introduce to various buildings and locations to explain the exhibit. It was very educational. You can spend a whole day in here to really understand and appreciate the history of Norway.
Zineb Q (8 months ago)
The Folkemuseum in Oslo is highly recommended for those interested in Norwegian history and culture. The open-air museum features a wide array of historic buildings, including traditional wooden houses and the impressive Gol Stave Church. Visitors enjoy the immersive experience, with live demonstrations, cultural performances, and detailed exhibits that bring Norway’s past to life. It’s an excellent place to explore the country’s heritage in a scenic and educational setting.
The Folkemuseum in Oslo is highly recommended for those interested in Norwegian history and culture. The open-air museum features a wide array of historic buildings, including traditional wooden houses and the impressive Gol Stave Church. Visitors enjoy the immersive experience, with live demonstrations, cultural performances, and detailed exhibits that bring Norway’s past to life. It’s an excellent place to explore the country’s heritage in a scenic and educational setting.
