The Norsk Teknisk Museum (Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology) in Oslo is one of Norway’s premier museums, offering an engaging and interactive exploration of science, technology, industry, and medicine. It’s a perfect destination for all ages, blending education and entertainment with hands-on exhibits and fascinating displays.
Norsk Teknisk Museum (Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology)
+47 22 79 60 00
Tuesday – Friday 09:00 – 16:00
Saturday – Sunday 11:00 – 18:00
Closed Monday Jan 1, May 17, Dec 25 and Dec 31.
Admission fee
Gift shop
The Norsk Teknisk Museum lies in the northern outskirts of Oslo, ca. 8 km from Oslo S., by the lake Maridalsvannet. It’s easy to reach by car, bus, tram or train.
Aircraft collection
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– P42459/PX-H 1 1 LN-BAH LN-BWD – LN-KLH | Agusta Bell AB-47J Ranger
Bleriot XI-2 Artillerie de Havilland Vampire F.3 (nose) Deperdussin Type A Farman MF 7 Longhorn Loening C 2C Norge C Rumpler Etrich Taube Sud Aviation SE210 Caravelle III |
The Norsk Teknisk Museum (Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology) contains permanent exhibitions on transport and aviation, Norwegian industrial history, energy and electricity, music machines, the oil, gas and plastics, wood and metal industries, clocks and watches, calculating machines and computers, as well as a science centre.
The first fragile aircrafts and a complete passenger jet are on display in the Communication Hall.
Photos Johnny Comstedt
1. Science and Technology Exhibits:
- Transportation History:
- Displays of cars, trains, bicycles, and aircraft, showcasing Norway’s evolution in transportation.
- Energy and Industry:
- Learn about Norway’s industrial development, including hydroelectric power, oil, and gas industries.
- Space Exploration:
- Exhibits related to space science and Norway’s contributions to space technology.
2. Interactive Science Center:
- Hands-On Activities:
- Experiment with physics, chemistry, and technology at interactive stations.
- For Kids and Families:
- Special areas designed for younger visitors to explore concepts in science and engineering through play.
3. Medicine and Health:
- Historical Medical Equipment:
- View instruments and tools that highlight the evolution of medical practices and healthcare in Norway.
- Innovations in Healthcare:
- Exhibits on modern medical technologies, including Norway’s advancements in biomedicine.
4. Communications and Media:
- Early Telecommunication:
- Explore the development of telegraphs, telephones, and broadcasting.
- Computing and the Internet:
- Displays on the history of computers and Norway’s role in the digital age.
5. Special Collections:
- Historical Artifacts:
- See iconic items, like early calculators, typewriters, and radios.
- Rare and Unusual Technology:
- Unique inventions and prototypes that demonstrate innovation over time.
6. Temporary and Rotating Exhibitions:
- The Norsk Teknisk Museum regularly updates its exhibitions with topics ranging from climate change to robotics, ensuring there’s always something new to see.
7. The Model Railway and Miniature Displays:
- A detailed and lifelike model railway that fascinates both children and adults.