Nobels Fredssenter
Facilities
No information
Opening hours
Tuesday
11:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
11:00 - 20:00
Thursday
11:00 - 17:00
Friday
11:00 - 17:00
Saturday
11:00 - 17:00
Sunday
11:00 - 17:00
Weather for today
15°C
Partly Cloudy
Today
15 — 27°C
Sun
13 — 25°C
Mon
11 — 23°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
04:45
Sunset
22:01
Max wind
13.7 km/h
Uv Index
1.6
Description
Nobels Fredssenter is a unique museum in Oslo dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize and its winners.
Located in the historic former railroad station building, it offers fascinating interactive exhibitions, including the famous 'Nobel Field' - a room with thousands of lights and screens showing all the laureates.
The 'Medal Chamber' showcases the actual medal of the Nobel Peace Prize. The museum also organizes temporary exhibitions on global peace and disarmament issues, as well as educational programs for various age groups.
Reviews
★4.4
Om Prakash Meena5 months agoI visited the Nobel Peace Center this afternoon and, while I didn’t go inside, the experience was still remarkable! The center’s exterior is beautiful and steeped in history, located in a prime spot near Aker Brygge and the Oslo waterfront. It’s a peaceful area to walk around, especially in the winter months.
The snowy surroundings and the stunning January sunlight made the visit feel magical. The combination of Oslo’s serene winter atmosphere and the meaningful symbolism of the Peace Center is truly special. The location is easy to access and well-connected by public transport, with trams and buses stopping close by.
Even if you don’t enter the center, the area itself is worth exploring. You can enjoy the vibrant waterfront, take a leisurely stroll, or sit down at one of the nearby cafés. The building and its surroundings are perfect for photos, especially if you love capturing Oslo’s mix of modern and historic charm.
For anyone planning a visit, I’d recommend checking their website for opening hours and exhibit details—it’s on my list to visit the next time! A peaceful and inspiring place to visit, even just to reflect outside.
Ana Dealvarez2 months agoVery informative and a great place to visit. If you have the pass app, it works in most of the museums, including this one.
Aleksandar Miljic3 months agoThe Nobel Peace Center, located in Oslo, Norway, is a museum and cultural venue dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize and its laureates. It serves as a hub for exhibitions, events, and educational programs focused on peace, conflict resolution, and social justice.
The center is situated in a historic building at the City Hall Square (Rådhusplassen), near the Oslo City Hall and the waterfront. Its central location makes it easily accessible to visitors.
The building itself is a former train station, Vestbanen, which has been repurposed into a modern, interactive space. The design blends historical elements with contemporary aesthetics, creating a dynamic and engaging environment.
Overall, the Nobel Peace Center is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of the Nobel Peace Prize, the stories of its laureates, and the ongoing global efforts to achieve peace and justice.Related categories
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