Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology (Norsk Teknisk Museum) showcases Norway's rich heritage of innovation, engineering, and industrial achievements. Located in the Kjelsås area, this interactive museum features hands-on exhibits on everything from telecommunications and transportation to energy and space exploration - perfect for curious minds of all ages.
Exhibition Highlights
Historic Aircraft
Collection of historic aircraft including pioneering Norwegian aviation machines and modern engineering marvels.
Energy & Industry
Exhibitions on Norway's oil and energy industry, hydroelectric power, and the country's role in energy innovation.
Transportation History
Vintage cars, trains, motorcycles, and the evolution of Norwegian transportation from horse-drawn to electric vehicles.
Interactive Science
Hands-on exhibits where visitors can experiment with physics, technology, and engineering principles - great for children.
Visitor Information
Opening Hours
- • Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00-16:00
- • Monday: Closed
- • Summer: Extended hours (check website)
Admission
- Adults: 140 NOK (€14)
- Students/Seniors: 100 NOK
- Children (under 16): FREE
- Family ticket: 280 NOK (2 adults + children)
- Oslo Pass: FREE admission
Getting There
- Location: Kjelsås area, northern Oslo (5 km from center)
- Metro: Line 4 or 5 to Kjelsås station, then 10-minute walk
- Bus: Line 54 to Teknisk Museum
- Parking: Free on-site parking available
Visitor Tips
Perfect for Families
Excellent family destination with many interactive, hands-on exhibits. Children will love experimenting with the science stations.
How Long to Spend
Allow 2-3 hours minimum. The museum is large with extensive collections - you could easily spend a half day here.
Special Events
The museum hosts regular science demonstrations, workshops, and special events. Check the website for current programs.
Facilities
On-site café, museum shop, picnic areas, free parking. Most areas wheelchair accessible.