Oslo Ibsen Museum Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
The Ibsen Museum in Oslo mainly commemorates the drama master Henrik Johan Ibsen (Henrik Johan Ibsen). It is a museum renovated on the basis of his apartment in his later years. Ibsen, a Norwegian dramatist and poet, is recognized as the founder of modern realistic drama. His representative works include "A Doll's House" and "An Enemy of the People". The master's life and creations are fully displayed to visitors in the museum, and the passionate tones also accentuate his depiction.Attractions distribution:
The Ibsen Museum is located on Henrik Ibsens gate in the center of Oslo, across the road from the Royal Palace of Norway. The museum displays many photos, text introductions, books, sculptures, etc. related to Ibsen and his works. His residence for the last 11 years of his life includes a study room, bedroom, etc., some of which are displayed in their original appearance, including Ibsen's last two works. The work was also completed here.Scenic spot features:
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Scenic spot location:
Europe>Norway>City of Oslo
How to get there:
Museum: Take trams 13 and 19 and buses 30, 31, 112, 121, 129, 131, 139, 143, 149, 159, N12 and N30 and get off at Slottsparken.
Oslo:
1. Airplane: Main airports—Oslo Airport Gardermoen and Sandefjord Airport Torp. You can take buses and trains at the airport Wait until you reach the city center.
2. Train: Oslo Central Station (Oslo Train), which can be reached from domestic cities or surrounding international cities.
3. Urban transportation: Oslo Metro, Oslo Bus and Tram, Oslo Bicycle, and Oslo Taxi.
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Tickets
Ibsen ticket prices:
Museum + House:
Adults: NOK 85
Students, seniors and groups: NOK 60
Children: NOK 25
Family: NOK 170
Children under 6 years old are free
Scenic area opening hours:
Summer (May 15th - September 14th):
1. Museum: 11:00-18:00 every day
2. Former Residence: 11:00-17:00 every day
Winter (September 15th - May 14th):
1. Museum: 11:00-16:00 every day, extended to 18:00 on Thursday.
2. Former Residence: Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-15:00, Thursday 16:00-17:00.
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. The former residence of the apartment can only be entered under the guidance of a tour guide, one group every hour, and each group has a maximum of 15 people.
2. The museum and former residence can be visited at different times on the same day, just save the tickets.
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Shopping recommendations:
(Museum Shop) Books, mugs, drama CDs, etc.
(Shopping in Oslo) Norwegian woolen clothes, wood carving handicrafts, glacier mud, etc.
(Oslo food) Salmon sashimi, king crab, stewed lamb, reindeer meat, Norwegian cheese.
(Recommended food places) Aker Brygge, Grunerlokka, and around Karl Johans gate.
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