“An 11-story angular glass monolith in the Bjørvika district housing the world largest collection of Edvard Munch’s work; including the 1910 tempera-on-board version of The Scream; the building leans 20 degrees over the Oslofjord; stand in the top-floor gallery during the winter blue hour; the low Arctic light reflects off the steel-grey water while the minimalist interior amplifies the emotional weight of the canvases.”
About Munch Museum
An 11-story angular glass monolith in the Bjørvika district housing the world largest collection of Edvard Munch’s work; including the 1910 tempera-on-board version of The Scream; the building leans 20 degrees over the Oslofjord; stand in the top-floor gallery during the winter blue hour; the low Arctic light reflects off the steel-grey water while the minimalist interior amplifies the emotional weight of the canvases.
Why Visit
Munch Museum is one of Norway's defining sites — a place that rewards every visitor differently.
✦ Insider Tips
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Book tickets for Munch Museum in advance to skip long queues.
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Hire a local guide to unlock the stories behind every corner.
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Spend extra time in the least-visited sections — they're often the most rewarding.
