Norwegian Maritime Museum

The Norwegian Maritime Museum operates under the mandate of the Norwegian government as an archaeological administrative museum, responsible for the management of maritime cultural monuments and other underwater cultural heritage in the country's ten southernmost counties. With its active involvement in vessel conservation and its array of exhibitions, events, and activities, the museum stands as a dynamic arena for maritime experiences and learning.

Engaging Exhibitions and Maritime Journeys

• Interactive Exhibitions: The museum invites visitors of all ages to embark on an immersive journey across seas and through over a thousand years of maritime history. Its exhibits are brimming with tales, knowledge, and interactive activities, ensuring an educational yet thrilling experience.
• Indoor and Outdoor Adventures: Nestled in a unique maritime environment, the museum boasts a plethora of experiences and activities, both indoors and outdoors. Its connection to the Stiftelsen Norsk Folkemuseum adds depth to its offerings, providing a comprehensive glimpse into the nation's cultural fabric.

• Historic Vessels and Voyages: The museum is not just a treasure trove of artifacts but also offers voyages on historically significant vessels such as the 1916 schooner Svanen and the Renaissance boat Vaaghals, a sailing replica of a shipwreck discovered in Bjørvika, Oslo.
• Viking age boat builder: A unique opportunity to see a Viking boat! Experience one of the original Viking boats from the “Gokstad” archeological find and learn about the replica that is being built.
• A Maritime Hub: Located in the scenic maritime environment of Bygdøynes, the museum forms a cultural cluster with neighboring museums like the Fram Museum and Kon-Tiki Museum, enhancing the visitor experience with diverse maritime perspectives.

If you’re a student, carry a valid student ID.

• Entry ticket