Elena Puertas | May 3, 2018

Super interesting museum. When I visited it there were basically 2 exhibitions and a small permanent spot. I enjoyed all of them a lot. It is all graphic and easy to follow. If you like to read and get details, be ready to spend 3 or 4 hours if you the time.

Andrew P | May 30, 2018

The ground floor exhibitions change but always are tight provoking. The permanent exhibits are sobering, chilling and uplifting all at the same time. It is wondrous too see the diversity of people who have been awarded peace prizes. Some I don't agree with but many I found so deserving.

Devin Kanzler | Mar 31, 2018

Very modern and interactive. A place to bring young and old alike. There are images that will shock, amaze, and inspire thought. There are so many pieces that make this museum such a unique experience. Do not be quick to dismiss it! Free with the Oslo Pass.

Helena Fleming | Apr 15, 2018

Great cafe. They also had some amazing educational games in their gift shop. That was cool. The museum itself is a little tiring and mostly what you could read on wikipedia about the people but it's still cool.

Martha Nye | Apr 15, 2018

Went in for a browse, they lent us a wheelchair for my sister and we accidentally spent 3 hours in there. Amazing exhibit, very interesting. Would recommend.

Abodunrin Folorunso | Jul 6, 2018

The Nobel Peace Center is a place worth visiting if you happen to find yourself in Oslo Norway. It is a place to visit to see how many people in this world has put in all they could to make a difference to this world we are living in. Men and women from different discipline, backgrounds and countries around the world. I hope everyone could visit the Nobel Peace Center to appreciate what other great human being like them are doing to make sure that peace reign in the world.

E Gray | Jul 8, 2018

Most people are not aware that the Nobel Peace Prize is chosen and awarded by Norway, not Sweden. This museum explains the history of the peace prize and some of the winners. Unfortunately, the museum has large signs outside welcoming the public to the museum. The entrance fee is not mentioned at all until you get well into the building.

Chris Torres | Jul 3, 2018

Did not know what to expect, but really interesting & informative experience. I spent longer than expected especialy with the temporary exhibit on the ground level. Worth checking out.