Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Oslo

Erik S. • October 11, 2014I love the ballet company, the architecture and the good. You can't go wrong in visiting this place

Alexandre B. • September 22, 2017Another amazing museum Ind Bigdoy region. Really huge, with a lot of information and buildings from varying ages. Really worth the visit. Plan to spend at least 3-4 hours to give this museum justice.

Torunn H. • October 16, 2016Hidden gem! The place to go for a good laugh and a beer.

Anders Ø. • September 29, 2017Great museum for all ages. Lots of fun stuff to learn as well as things to do for kids.

Anton P. • December 12, 2011Try coffee with sugar milk cinnamon and pepper

Henrik S. • August 5, 2018This place is incredible! Movies in iMax look incredible and the luxury cinema has the amazing new Daley Atmos system!

Torunn Ø. • May 8, 2013Kafé Løv - a nice place to have a great meal and a glass of wine. Remember to order a table!

Jade A. • June 23, 2019Great sauna, cool venue, delicious street food, nice beer. Really cool place to hang out.

Rowan W. • October 19, 2014The chai latte is surprisingly foamy. Helps with winter etc.

Ingeborg L. • June 16, 2022Surprising presentation of the art. Also nice rooftop with bar.

Linn H. • January 6, 2014This church is nowadays a cultural scene. I saw a dance performance here and with the beautiful surroundings and candlelights it made it magnificent. Go check something out!

Filippo O. • November 28, 2010Very interesting museum, the ship is awesome!

Amaury J. • April 21, 2017Super cool spot in Oslo! We accidentally and walked into and loved the vibe inside. Lots of people, lots of drinks, and lots of fun.

Sergey R. • December 8, 2015Nice club with good ligth and sound and polite stuff. IPA is good. Wardrobe costs around 30 kr.

Michael B. • September 26, 2022An astonishing museum. Absolutely top notch!

Patrick S. • August 10, 2017You can bring alcohol inside! A very old fashioned cinema in a nice neighborhood!

Christian C. • September 13, 2017Very nice collection of different art styles, from romantic to expressionism. Munch, Picasso, Dahl. 50NOK for students

OJ B. • July 11, 2016One of Oslo's absolutely beat venues for jazz. Super cozy as well 👍

Marius W. • May 20, 2014Grim, dark and unique: The mausoleum of the less famous Vigeland is fairly obscure even to Oslo people. Features a grand 4-wall fresco, amazing acoustics and the artist's own remains.

Eigil M. • August 31, 2015Small little theatre with some of Norways best actors.

Michael T. • August 10, 2014Really comfortable seats which leans backwards, equipped with cupholders. Sit back and enjoy the movie!

Jonathan M. • December 24, 2015Beautifully situated art museum, large gallery space, cage overlooking the water. Exhibitions rotate and are often cutting edge.

hanneku • May 15, 2014Best venue for bigger bands in town.

Maximilian S. • September 9, 2017Very interesting story well told in this museum. Great experience, highly recommended! (unlike the Fram museum next door which isn't nearly as great)

Erik S. • July 10, 2015Great seats, good legroom, and a big table to every seat.

Elevine B. • January 10, 2015Favourite museum in Oslo; both the amazing Gustav Vigeland part, the building's architecture AND the temporary exhibitions. Also, don't miss the sculpture biennale recently hosted by the museum!

Laura K. • October 31, 2010Great intimate venue for bands. Loved The Magic Numbers here.

Vilde • November 28, 2016Oslo is nicknamed Tigerstaden ("The Tiger City") (since 1870). The tiger represents old times thoughts about the dangers of living in the city.

Victor B. • May 31, 2023Great metal bar! Recomended the 🍕