Plan your visit

Oslo Museum includes three different locations: the Museum of Oslo and the Theatre Museum in the Frogner Park, the Labour Museum at Sagene, and the Intercultural Museum at Grønland.

Here you will find information about our locations, opening hours, admission fees, accessibility, and facilities.

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Museum of Oslo and Theatre Museum
Tuesday and Wednesday: 11am – 4pm
Thursday: 11am – 6pm
Friday, Saturday and Sunday: 11am – 4pm

Intercultural Museum
Tuesday – Sunday: 11am – 4pm

Labour Museum
20.06–18.08: Thursday – Sunday 11am – 4pm
24.08–15.12: Saturday and Sunday: 11am – 4pm

Opening hours during holidays

You may purchase tickets to our museums in advance, or when you arrive at the museum. You can also buy annual passes and gift certificates. 

TICKETS

Make the most of your visit with an audio guide to two of our most popular exhibitions. 

Download the Useeum app from either App Store or Google Play. Bring your own headphones.

Audio Guide for “OsLove – The Story of Oslo” at Museum of Oslo 
Type the search word “Bymuseet” in the app to access the Audio Guide.

The Audio Guide is free and available in ten languages: Norwegian, English, German, Spanish, French, Polish, Somali, Arabic, Punjabi and Chinese.

Audio Guide for Factory Girls and Industrial Pioneers at the Labour Museum
Type the search word “Arbeidermuseet” in the app to access the Audio Guide.

The Audio Guide is free and available in Norwegian and English.

Download Useeum

Google Play App Store

Ung kvinne bak kassen betjener kvinnelig kunde i butikken. Masse bøker i bakgrunnen.
The Museum shops

Our gift shops at Sagene and Frogner offer a wide selection of products related to Oslo and its history, gift items, and local literature. 

The Museum shops at Oslo Museum

To kvinner koser seg med bakverk og drikke
Food and drink

Combine your visit with a trip to one of our pleasant museum cafes.

You may enjoy food and drinks in the museum café at Frogner and in the café Hønse-Lovisas hus at Sagene. 

Cafes at Oslo Museum