Breanna Gilbert | févr. 28, 2018

Really interesting. Learned a lot about petroleum here. We were both worried if would be a bit boring but we ended up spending ages here.

Simranjeet Singh | janv. 17, 2018

Very good place to visit especially when you are not much aware about common oil and gas equipment and Other facts about oil. A lot of good Oil rigs and vessels models on display.

Martin Neuwirth | févr. 25, 2018

a must in Stavanger and although there is so much to read it doesn't get boring. there are a few interactive details

Thor Morten Smerud | janv. 21, 2018

Nice place, both for kids and adults. Here you can learn about the science of oil and gas, but also the environmental impacts the business has.

Caspar van Dongen | janv. 11, 2018

It's quite interesting how Norway became such a rich country, but also how this now has turned into environmental considerations being top of the agenda.

Tim von Wenserski | mars 13, 2018

Very informative and well designed for younger people and even adults can have a lot of fun. The employees are very friendly and helpful.

Takashi Nishihara | avr. 20, 2018

This was definately a place to go if you ever visit Stavanger, one of the petro kingdom? The old submarines back in the days are intriguing and catch your eyes, especially if you are male. This kind of sightseeing stuff is not so pricy compared to meals and beers!

Jason MAUCOLIN | avr. 28, 2018

Good place but all in english... it will be better with audio guides...

Star Chacko | juin 1, 2018

Interesting buildings and informative. We visited in May 2018. If you already work in petroleum, I do NOT recommend this museum. If you don’t work in petroleum, then I DO recommend this museum. PROS: - Felt cool walking onto the platforms - Interactive exhibits CONS: - Cheesy movies (Oil Kid) - Pricey for 1 hour of infotainment

Damar Pracoyo | juin 2, 2018

Great place for everyone to know facts and numbers related to the oil and gas industry, especially North Sea area. From how oil and gas is found, what is done afterward, to how countries have started to look for alternative energy resources which are safer for the environment. Oh, and oil company workers (Norway-based) and family got a free entrance access, too.

Veronica Bai | mai 30, 2018

We like this museum, even though it is small, it gives us a lot of information about Norway's petroleum business and drove everybody to be pround of Norway Government who makes the country rich and clean.

Victor Maznev | mai 25, 2018

Lots of detailed information on the history of Norwegian oils. Plan a few hours, you may quit and reenter museum during the day.

Anders Kleinstrup | juin 1, 2018

Great museum but kids get the most of it from 5years and up I would say.

Andrew Schad | juin 21, 2018

Lovely Museum. For the price, there is a plethora of exhibits and things to see. Possibly a little biased as I am an engineer but it was very very cool and they did an excellent job of both explaining processes and the history of the Norwegian Oil Industry. I think it also did a good job of not wildly romanticizing nor vilifying the industry and providing a good balanced view of it all. Excellent visit, probably good for science-y kids 12 and up

Arild Ehrenskjöld | juin 18, 2018

If you're in any way interested in the Norwegian oil platforms (some of the largest constructions made by man) then pay this museum a visit. Informative and many interesting displays and models. Took me 2 hours to peruse.

Christopher Pearson | juin 24, 2018

Very left wing in pushing the United Nations and Climate change/ global warming with some now well out of date information. Active displays are great but some perhaps half out of order. Pity they didn't participate in the combined museum's admission scheme. They did acknowledged however that the EU had created immense problems for the Norwegians operation of their own resources.

Daniel | juil. 23, 2018

Fascinating museum on the science behind drilling and the history if the North Sea oil industry. There is a good play area for young children inside (with a climbing frame, slide and building blocks) and a larger outdoors play area for those a little older. Both are oil-rig themed with the outdoor one actually being built from decommissioned oil rig machinery. Definitely worth a visit if you happen to be in the city.