Top 5 Children's Museums in Eastern Norway, Eastern Norway

The International Museum of Children's Art interpresents children's art from 180 countries. Textiles, drawings, paintings, sculptures etc. The three basic functions of the museum areb to collect, preserve and promote children's art worldwide. See the world through the eyes of a child! CLOSED: Easter, 1 May, 17 May, Ascension Day, Whit Saturday, Whit Sunday, Whit Monday.

Maihaugen offers activities and experiences for the whole family. Enjoy the idyllic surroundings and experience life like in the old days. The museum has more than 200 historic houses from as far back as the 13th Century to homes of the different decades of the 1900s, including Queen Sonja’s childhood home. Grazing animals in the open-air museum. All year you can look into historical houses and visit great exhibitions, the museum shop and café. Don't miss our popular Christmas Market in November/December.

Beautiful brick church centrally located in Oslo centre west.

The childrens favorite place to visit, lots of activities. DuVerden Maritime Museum + Science Centre is a vibrant venue with activities for young and old. The centre has created a link between the area's rich maritime history and future-oriented education as well as industrial development. The spectacular building houses exhibitions and installations. The objective is to stimulate interest in maritime history, science and technology through interactive communication methods - especially for children and young people. Consequently, learning through playing and experimenting is essential when visiting DuVerden. The centre has its own amphitheatre, which seats fifty people, and is used for 3D films. The weather turntable illustrates weather in a new way. Spin it as hard as you can, and a fan will produce a storm strength wind. We also have a big toy for the big boys: Our ship bridge simulator lets you control a ship and you can navigate up the river to Skien or out on to the fiord. Welcome to a great experience!

"Popsenteret, the surprisingly brilliant interactive museum of Norwegian pop (more than just A-ha, it turns out)." - Dixe Wills, The Guardian. English subtitles and signage throughout the exhibition. Popsenteret is Oslos interactive museum of popular music. Our mission is to exhibit the vast history of Norwegian popular music and culture. The center makes use of cutting-edge audio-visual technology, amongst other things inviting guests to record in our studios, mix their own tracks and undertake album-cover photo shoots. Record famous songs by artists such as A-ha and make it your own. Dowload your recording, and have an amazing and fun memory from your trip to Norway! We also display some of the most sought-after and rare Norwegian music memorabilia spanning more than 100 years of popular music and pop-culture. Popsenteret is a must-visit for music fans of all ages!