Norwegian Museum of Cultural History (Norsk Folkemuseum)

When visiting Oslo for the first time, tourists traditionally visit the Norwegian etnographic museum (Norsk Folkemuseum), which is the same symbol of the city as Vasa ship museum in Stockholm or Sibelius monument in Helsinki. This is one of the largest open-air museums in Europe, with about 160 buildings from different eras from different regions of Norway..

History, opening hours, how to get there

The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, or ethnographic Museum, was established in 1894 on the initiative of the historian Hans Aall...read more

Sami Hut

In the Ethnographic Museum of Oslo, you can get acquainted with the southern Sami house, built in 1992 by Jonas Danielsen, an ethnic Sami. In such a hut he lived as a child in the 30s in Elgå, Hedmark province...read more

Thaulow-museet

his house was built in 1752 in Leikanger by the parish priest Gert Geelmuyden and served as a shelter and hospital. The priest himself lived in one of the rooms on the first floor...read moreе

Gol Stavkyrke

The central exhibit of the Museum - the wooden stave church (Stavkirke). This church was located in the municipality of Gul in the fulke (province) of Buskerud, Norway. Around 1880, the church became too small for the city, and the municipality decided to demolish the church and build a new one in its place...read more