Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Oslo

Simon P. • August 28, 2014Beautiful architecture! A must visit in Oslo!

Andy C. • March 26, 2018Best museum I’ve ever been to. Travel guides neglect to mention how amazing it is. I went two days in a row. Reserve an entire day for this place if you want to experience everything it has to offer.

Erik S. • October 5, 2014Excellent impro-theatre, the have a great selection of beers, and even host impro courses

Andrea • February 10, 2015One of the best movie theatre in Oslo. The main hall is impressive. A great place to watch the Super Bowl even if it is a bit expensive

Никола Н. • December 9, 2013One of the greatest museums I've ever visited. Very interesting exhibitions. The interactivities in the basement are fantastic for the kids as well as cor their parents.

Rowan W. • October 19, 2014Great cinema. Bar down stairs is very hang-out-able-in.

Asbjørn U. • September 11, 2018Possibly Oslo’s best cinema. Comfortable seats with drink holders, VIP seats with tables and a full-fledged bar.

Torunn Ø. • May 8, 2013Kafé Løv - a nice place to have a great meal and a glass of wine. Remember to order a table!

Amaury J. • April 21, 2017Super cool spot in Oslo! We accidentally and walked into and loved the vibe inside. Lots of people, lots of drinks, and lots of fun.

Michael G. • April 22, 2019Super cool venue/restuarant/art space. Great. vibe.

marcus t. • January 20, 2012The museum is totally renovated, and is surely Oslo's best tourist attraction! The ship itself is breathtaking. The kids loved "the dark walk", a polar simulator, freezing fun!!!

Sergey R. • December 8, 2015Nice club with good ligth and sound and polite stuff. IPA is good. Wardrobe costs around 30 kr.

Ingeborg L. • June 16, 2022Surprising presentation of the art. Also nice rooftop with bar.

Marius W. • May 20, 2014Grim, dark and unique: The mausoleum of the less famous Vigeland is fairly obscure even to Oslo people. Features a grand 4-wall fresco, amazing acoustics and the artist's own remains.

Michael B. • September 26, 2022An astonishing museum. Absolutely top notch!

OJ B. • July 11, 2016One of Oslo's absolutely beat venues for jazz. Super cozy as well 👍

Vuk M. • March 4, 2016Comfortable, modern cinema with nice screens and audio systems. Prices are like most other cinemas in Norway. Get a Kinopluss card (free) if you plan on going relatively often to Oslo Kino.

Andreas G. • August 19, 2014Great spot over looking the comings and goings of the stylish and hipster-esque boys and girls of Oslo. Beer is also great at a whopping €10 a pint (which is what you'll pay all over Oslo)

Eigil M. • August 31, 2015Small little theatre with some of Norways best actors.

Lena N. • March 2, 2016Super comfy seats, and you can watch a movie sipping a glass of wine.

Maximilian S. • September 9, 2017Very interesting story well told in this museum. Great experience, highly recommended! (unlike the Fram museum next door which isn't nearly as great)

Eleni M. • November 5, 2017Fantastic modern art museum. The permanent collection is very interesting with many known artists’ works.

Alex S. • September 20, 2017Beautiful, smallish museum you can visit for an hour or two. Excellent blurbs on the wall guide you through Norwegian art history without pretense. The Munch Room is the highlight.

Jason M. • April 16, 2017Amazing collection of casts and replicas of Vigeland's work. Great explanations of the sculptures outside in the Vigeland Sculpture Park!

hanneku • May 15, 2014Best venue for bigger bands in town.

Magnus B. • May 14, 2017Very intimate stage area, great if you want to be really close to the performers and have a great view from basically anywhere (even the bar area)!

Linn H. • January 6, 2014This church is nowadays a cultural scene. I saw a dance performance here and with the beautiful surroundings and candlelights it made it magnificent. Go check something out!

Vivi H. • November 28, 2015The best cinema in Oslo. Comfortable chairs, they serve wine.

Vilde • November 28, 2016Oslo is nicknamed Tigerstaden ("The Tiger City") (since 1870). The tiger represents old times thoughts about the dangers of living in the city.