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Norway has many interesting museums. Many celebrate art and design, others focus on
history, events and the buildings themselves and the people who lived there. In the largest
cities there are some museums with impressive collections of art, other with advanced
interactive experiences. In this secrion we present a small selection as a start, and will
expand continously.
Tap on each of the images below to open the video
NORWEGIAN OIL MUSEUM
STAVANGER
coming soon
KODE MUSEUMS
BERGEN
coming soon
Museums & galleires
The iconic art museum building by
Snøhetta, designed as an expansion
to Lillehammer Art Museum in front
of the Winter Olympics at
Lillehammer in 1994 and further
extended in 2016
A visit to the new Olympic Museum
in Norway, which moved from
Haakons Hall to Maihugen in 2016.
The museum celebrates the two
Olympic games that Norway have
hosted, Oslo in 1952 and
Lillehammer in 1994.
The Astrup Fearnley museum at
Tjuvholmen in Oslo, was designed
by Renzo Piano. It holds the largest
collection of modern art in Norway
including Jeff Koons' Michael
Jackson and Bubbles statue and
some of Damien Hirst larger works.
How Edvard Grieg´s home
Troldhaugen outside Bergen,
Norway looks in winter. We visit
Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen
on a sunny and cold winters day.
The railway museum in the center of
Flåm explains the story behind the
building of this magnificent and
steep railway up the Flåm Valley to
Myrdal.
Vemork Power Plant was when it
opened in 1911 the world´s largest
power plant, but it also played a
main role in the most famous
sabotage operation in Norway
during World War 2.
If you explore the cliffs by Lindesnes
Lighthouse, there are a lot of
trenches, bunkers, canon batteries
and tunnels in the area. These are
the remains of the German
occupation of the lighthouse area
during World War 2
The Norwegian Oil Museum in
Stavanger tells the story about the
Norwegian Oil Aera in The North
Seal
The stavechurch just outside
Bergen, Norway on a snowy day.
There are only few left of thes very
old churches and this one is a
replica of the original which burned
down at the end of last century
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Norway has many interesting
museums. Many celebrate art and
design, others focus on history,
events and the buildings
themselves and the people who
lived there,. In the largest cities
there are some museums with
impressive collections of art, other
with advanced interactive
experiences. In this secrion we
present a small selection as a start,
and will expand continously.
Tap on each of the images below to
open the video
Museums
& galleries
NORWEGIAN OIL MUSEUM
STAVANGER
coming soon
KODE MUSEUMS
BERGEN
coming soon
The iconic art museum building by
Snøhetta, designed as an expansion
to Lillehammer Art Museum in front
of the Winter Olympics at
Lillehammer in 1994 and further
extended in 2016
A visit to the new Olympic Museum
in Norway, which moved from
Haakons Hall to Maihugen in 2016.
The museum celebrates the two
Olympic games that Norway have
hosted, Oslo in 1952 and
Lillehammer in 1994.
The Astrup Fearnley museum at
Tjuvholmen in Oslo, was designed
by Renzo Piano. It holds the largest
collection of modern art in Norway
including Jeff Koons' Michael
Jackson and Bubbles statue and
some of Damien Hirst larger works.
How Edvard Grieg´s home
Troldhaugen outside Bergen,
Norway looks in winter. We visit
Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen
on a sunny and cold winters day.
The railway museum in the center of
Flåm explains the story behind the
building of this magnificent and
steep railway up the Flåm Valley to
Myrdal.
Vemork Power Plant was when it
opened in 1911 the world´s largest
power plant, but it also played a
main role in the most famous
sabotage operation in Norway
during World War 2.
If you explore the cliffs by Lindesnes
Lighthouse, there are a lot of
trenches, bunkers, canon batteries
and tunnels in the area. These are
the remains of the German
occupation of the lighthouse area
during World War 2
The Norwegian Oil Museum in
Stavanger tells the story about the
Norwegian Oil Aera in The North
Seal
The stavechurch just outside
Bergen, Norway on a snowy day.
There are only few left of thes very
old churches and this one is a
replica of the original which burned
down at the end of last century
