Folkemuseum

Norsk Folkemuseum    

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(4K) · History museum in Oslo, Norway
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Norsk Folkemuseum shows how people lived in Norway from 1500 to the present through its collections from around the country. Among the highlights …

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Feb 2, 2025
What an interesting place to visit. Getting see all sorts of old buildings from all over Norway was extremely interesting, as well as getting to inside a bunch of them. It actually got to the point…Full review by ScottM441
Dec 30, 2024
We enjoyed visiting this museum and is one of the first folk or museums about the culture/everyday lives of Norwegians that we've been to. There are so many different structures and buildings showing…Full review by Darcon2k
Dec 29, 2024
The best museum in Oslo and Norway!! It is very interesting and attracting how it is proposed the history of the regions of Norway.Full review by Giacomo F

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Hej how much does it cost to gain access to this museum?
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norskfolkemuseum.no/tider-priser-adkomst You will find the prices and open hours here. Enjoy! NB. Use Google translate if needed ;)
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If i stay at hotel around Oslo Visitor Center near Oslo Central Sta. How to go to the Norsk Folkemuseum? Is there any …
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If i stay at hotel around Oslo Visitor Center near Oslo Central Sta. How to go to the Norsk Folkemuseum? Is there any bus or train available from the Oslo central Sta to Norsk Folkemuseum ?
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It's easy to get there by the ferry, you can catch it near the town hall and then it's about a 10 minute walk from the ferry stop to the folk museum. If you have a full day you can then walk …
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It's easy to get there by the ferry, you can catch it near the town hall and then it's about a 10 minute walk from the ferry stop to the folk museum. If you have a full day you can then walk from the folk museum to the viking ship museum and the Fram or Kon-Tiki museums where there is another ferry stop to return to the city center. The ferry information is online.
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Are there benches to sit and rest? Am thinking about taking my elderly mother but am worried about all the walking and if …
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Are there benches to sit and rest? Am thinking about taking my elderly mother but am worried about all the walking and if she'll be able to tolerate walking and have places to sit and rest
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There are benches however there is also a lot of walking required to see the exhibits. In addition, there are a couple of fairly steep hills to climb (to see the Stave Church). It is …
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There are benches however there is also a lot of walking required to see the exhibits. In addition, there are a couple of fairly steep hills to climb (to see the Stave Church). It is well worth the time but substantial walking is required.
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any advice or recommendations for pony trekking near oslo?
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I also did not see anything on pony or horse riding in Oslo. I can't say that we looked. Good luck.
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hi, what are the timings for the norwegian open air museum in oslo. how far from the radisson blu scandinavia hotel. thnx
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Its a large scale outdoor museum with lots of walking between the different buildings - you could spend anything from a couple of hours to most of a day there, depending on your level of …
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Its a large scale outdoor museum with lots of walking between the different buildings - you could spend anything from a couple of hours to most of a day there, depending on your level of interest and how nice the weather is. Not sure exact location of your hotel but you take the ferry across from the dockside - its 10-`15 minutes walk the other side, or think there is a bus. We did the Viking Ships museum first which is en route and definitely worth a visit too.
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