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Pushwagner Gallery, OsloDogA, OsloMunch Museum, OsloThe Astrup Fearnley Museum, OsloDen Norske Opera, OsloTM 51, OsloEkeberg sculpture park, Oslo
The Ekeberg sculpture park (Ekebergparken) is another prominent addition to Oslo's cultural landscape that came into being in 2012...Gallery RIIS, Oslo
The gallery is located in the Mohn-Gården building, next to Tjuvholmen/Aker Brygge. Gallery RIIS was founded in Trondheim in 1972. Since 2005, it has been situated in a industrial building...Utopia Retro Modern, Oslo
Utopia Retro Modern is a design gall ery- a leading dealer in vintage design in Norway, located on the main street of Frogner, called: Kirkeveien. The gallery was established in 2002...Kunsthall Oslo, Oslo
Kunsthall Oslo opened its doors in 2011, in the nascent new skyscraper, or so-called opera quarter. Its aim is to exhibit the best Norwegian and international contemporary...Stenersen Museum, Oslo
The Stenersen Museum is made up of three private collections, which were once bequeathed to the City of Oslo. Rolf E. Stenersen (1899-1978) was a prominent...Munch Museum, Oslo
When Edvard Munch passed away in 1944, it transpired that he'd accidentally left all of his remaining works to the City of Oslo. Munch's art is the most significant Norwegian...Den Norske Opera, Oslo
Reminiscent of an iceberg, the new glass building of Norwegian National Opera has cast its anchor near the Oslo harbour where...Pushwagner Gallery, Oslo
Love him or hate him, you have to admit that Hariton Puhswagner (the pseudonym of Norwegian pop artist Terje Brofos) is one of the most important Norwegian contemporary artists...TM 51, Oslo
™51 is a spacious gallery with connected workspaces for people in the creative industry and the cultural scene. ™51 opened its doors in December 2011 with a. vision of becominging...DogA, Oslo
DogA - the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture was established by Norsk Form and the Norwegian Design Council in 2005, as a meeting place for design, architecture and related...Vigeland Museum, Oslo
This sculpture museum is dedicated to the most famous Norwegian sculptor, Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943). The Vigeland Museum was created as a result of a unique agreement...The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo
This is the largest repository of art, architecture and design in Norway. The museum collections are exhibited at four sites: at the National Gallery...The Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo
The Astrup Fearnley Museum can safely be listed as one of the magnets for culture and architecture tourists. The architectural image of the museum...
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