National Museum
Norway's largest art museum — successor to the original National Gallery — home to Munch's The Scream and 7,000 years of Nordic and European art.
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Free outdoor park with 212 bronze and granite sculptures by Gustav Vigeland — the most visited attraction in Norway.
Munch Museum
Home to The Scream and 28,000 works by Edvard Munch — Oslo's most iconic museum in a striking 13-floor waterfront building.
Ekebergparken
Free outdoor sculpture park with 30+ artworks and panoramic Oslo Fjord views — where Munch stood when he painted The Scream.
Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art
Norway's leading private contemporary art museum in a landmark Renzo Piano building on the Tjuvholmen waterfront.
Henie Onstad Art Centre
Norway's premier modern art collection on the Oslofjord shore — combined with Sonja Henie's three Olympic gold medals and her Hollywood legacy.
Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park
Free outdoor sculpture park on the Oslofjord waterfront — 40+ works by international artists, a public beach, and the Astrup Fearnley Museum next door.