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Norwegian Museum of Cultural History (Norsk Folkemuseum)

In the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, one of Europe's largest open-air museums, you find a variety of traditional houses from all over Norway. During the summer season lots of activities take place such as folk dancing, arts and crafts, baking, domestic animals, shows etc. Several indoor exhibits with traditional handicraft items, folk costumes, furniture and church interiors. Recommended activities for children, horse and carriage ride, visit the animals or an old-fashioned candy store.

CLOSED: 1 January, 17 May, 24-25 and 31 December.

Free entrance with the Oslo Pass.

Address:: Museumsveien 10
Postal code:: 0287 Oslo

Web:: www.norskfolkemuseum.no

Contact
Tel:
22 12 37 00
Fax:
22 12 37 77
post@norskfolkemuseum.no

Opening hours

Date	Days	Time
02.01.2009- 14.05.2009	Sat, Sun	11:00- 16:00
02.01.2009- 14.05.2009	Mon - Fri	11:00- 15:00
15.05.2009- 14.09.2009	Mon - Sun	10:00- 18:00
15.09.2009- 31.12.2009	Mon - Fri	11:00- 15:00
15.09.2009- 31.12.2009	Sat, Sun	11:00- 16:00

Prices

Adults
Winter price	02.01 - 14.05.2009	70 kr
Summer price	15.05 - 14.09.2009	95 kr
Senior/Student
Winter price	02.01 - 14.05.2009	50 kr
Summer price	15.05 - 14.09.2009	70 kr
Children 6-15 years
Admission	02.01 - 31.12.2009	25 kr
Family ticket
Winter price	02.01 - 14.05.2009	150 kr
Summer price	15.05 - 14.09.2009	200 kr
Children 0 - 6 years
Free entrance	..

Accessibility information available

	Guest with wheelchair (or with baby pram, walker etc)
	Guest with walking difficulties (or with baby pram, walker etc)
	Guest with visual impairment
	Guest with hearing impairment
	Guest with asthma and/or allergies

Facilities

Disabled persons
Discounts
free with the Oslo Pass
Museums
guided tour by appointment, lecture, museum shop, music, permanent exhibitions, textile art, theme exhibitions, traditional crafts
Type of animal
cocks/hens, horses, pigs, rabbits, sheep