Nobel Peace Center Museum tickets

Attractions & guided tours

Oslo, Norway

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Language: English , French , Spanish , German , Norwegian

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Duration: Fixable

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Do this because

Be inspired by the people who changed the world

Learn about the Nobel Peace Prize in engaging ways

Enjoy a family experience to spark important conversations

What to expect

Located at Rådhusplassen in the heart of Oslo, the Nobel Peace Center stands as a testament to human achievements and aspirations for peace. The museum is housed in the historic Vestbanen building from 1872, right across from the City Hall where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place every year. The Peace Center features both permanent and temporary exhibitions focusing on the Nobel Peace Prize laureates, Alfred Nobel, and the history of the Peace Prize.Every Wednesday, the Nobel Peace Center is open until 8:00 PM with extra guided tours and events included in the ticket. Inside the museum, you can explore fascinating stories of the Peace Prize laureates through engaging exhibitions, photographs, and interactive experiences. The museum shop offers unique products inspired by the laureates and exhibitions, with a focus on originality and sustainability.

What's included

Audio guide

Entrance ticket

What to remember

Not allowed:

Backpacks, large handbags, and umbrellas (we have storage lockers for these)

Know in advance:

Every Friday at 12.00 (in the summer half-year 9th of May-October), a peace dove is released from the window above the entrance, together with “The Good News of the Week”

Remember to bring:

A valid student ID if you purchase a student ticket

Provider

Nobel Peace Center

Booking Fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation Fee

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins

Where

Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, 0250 Oslo, Norway

Meeting point:

The Nobel Peace Center is situated in the old train station, in the heart of Oslo between the Oslo City Hall and the shopping areas at Aker Brygge. You can also directly access from the Oslo Airport, getting off at the Nationaltheatret station.