Attractions with the Oslo Pass
30+ attractions on one ticket
The Oslo Pass is Oslo's official tourist card. With a single pass you get free entry to over 30 museums and attractions - once per attraction - from the art of the Munch Museum and the National Museum to the polar ship at the Fram Museum and the Holmenkollen ski jump. You choose which attractions to visit and in what order, with no need to book ahead. The pass also covers unlimited public transport in Zones 1 to 4; more details on the Public Transport page.
The top highlights
The Munch Museum in Bjørvika holds the world's largest collection of Edvard Munch's works, including "The Scream"; the upper floors offer sweeping views across the city. A second version of the painting hangs in the National Museum, Norway's largest art museum with over 5,000 works ranging from classical painting to modern design.
On the Bygdøy museum peninsula you will find the Fram Museum, home to the original polar ship Fram and exhibitions on Norway's polar expeditions. Overlooking the harbour, the medieval Akershus Fortress offers museums, palace rooms and panoramic views across the Oslofjord. High above the city, the Holmenkollen ski jump houses the world's oldest ski museum and a viewing tower.
All included attractions
| Attraction | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Munch Museum | World's largest Munch collection including "The Scream", Bjørvika waterfront location |
| National Museum | Norway's largest art museum, over 5,000 works |
| Fram Museum | Original polar ship Fram on the Bygdøy peninsula |
| Kon-Tiki Museum | The raft and boat from Thor Heyerdahl's expeditions |
| Norwegian Folk Museum | Open-air museum with a stave church on Bygdøy |
| Akershus Fortress | Medieval fortress with panoramic views over the Oslofjord |
| Nobel Peace Center | Exhibition on the Nobel Peace Prize at the City Hall waterfront |
| Holmenkollen | Ski jump, world's oldest ski museum, viewing tower |
| Viking Ship Museum | Original Viking ships (check current reopening status) |
| Vigeland Museum | Works by sculptor Gustav Vigeland near Frogner Park |
| Botanical Garden & Museums | Natural history museums of the University of Oslo |
| Oslo City Hall | Hall with murals, venue of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony |
How entry works
Show the pass in the "Oslo Pass" app at the entrance - no separate ticket purchase needed. Each included attraction can be visited once per day. Note that some museums are closed on Mondays and that opening hours vary by season.
Additional museums and attractions across Oslo are also included. The full, up-to-date list of included attractions is maintained by the official provider Visit Oslo.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the attractions
How many attractions are included?+
Over 30 museums and attractions, including the Munch Museum, the Fram Museum, the National Museum, Akershus Fortress and Holmenkollen. The full list is maintained by the official provider Visit Oslo.
How many times can I visit each attraction?+
Each included attraction can be visited once per day free of charge. Note that some museums are closed on Mondays and that opening hours vary by season.
How do I use the pass to enter museums?+
Simply show the pass in the "Oslo Pass" app at the entrance - no separate ticket purchase required. You can decide which attractions to visit spontaneously on the day.
All attractions on one pass
Get the Oslo Pass and visit over 30 museums and attractions free of charge.