Nobel Peace Center
The Nobel Peace Center is an interactive museum and cultural arena telling the fascinating story of Alfred Nobel, the Nobel Peace Prize, and the laureates who have dedicated their lives to peace, justice, and conflict resolution. Located in the historic former Oslo Vestbanen train station near City Hall and the waterfront.
Exhibition Highlights
The Nobel Field
Interactive installation featuring all Nobel Peace Prize laureates from 1901 to today, displayed in an innovative digital format.
Peace & Conflict
Exhibitions exploring contemporary peace issues, conflict resolution, and the work of recent laureates around the world.
Alfred Nobel's Story
Learn about the inventor, entrepreneur, and visionary who established the world's most prestigious peace prize.
Temporary Exhibitions
Rotating exhibitions focusing on current peace issues, human rights, and inspiring stories of positive change.
Visitor Information
Opening Hours
- • Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00-18:00
- • Monday: Closed
- • Note: Last admission 17:30
Admission
- Adults: 120 NOK (€12)
- Students: 80 NOK
- Children (under 16): FREE
- Oslo Pass: Discount available
Getting There
- Location: Sentrum, at Aker Brygge waterfront
- Tram: Lines 12, 13 to Aker Brygge
- Walking: 5 minutes from City Hall, 10 minutes from Royal Palace
- Address: Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, Oslo
Visitor Tips
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter. The center is perfect for a rainy day activity in central Oslo.
How Long to Spend
Plan for 1-2 hours to fully explore the exhibitions and interactive displays. Allow more time if attending special events.
Combine Your Visit
Perfect to combine with a walk along Aker Brygge waterfront, City Hall tour, or National Museum visit - all nearby.
Museum Café
On-site café serves coffee, light meals, and snacks. Gift shop with books about peace, human rights, and laureates.