Free attractions with the Oslo Pass
Discover Oslo with the Oslo Pass: free admission to top attractions such as Akershus Castle, Holmenkollen, Oslo City Hall and other sights.
With the Oslo Pass, you can visit over 30 attractions and museums for free. On this page, we present ten of the best attractions where you don't have to pay admission with the Oslo Pass.
You can find a complete list of all included offers here: Brochure Oslo Pass
Akershus Castle
The medieval Akershus Fortress towers majestically over the Oslo Fjord and tells you exciting stories from Norway's past.
Originally built in the 13th century as a defensive structure, it later served as a royal residence and prison. Today, you can explore the impressive walls, the royal mausoleum and the defense museum - and enjoy a fantastic view of the harbor.
Tickets are only available in the museum store on site. Admission is free with the Oslo Pass.
Holmenkollen
Holmenkollen is a Norwegian landmark and a must for anyone interested in winter sports.
Here you can visit the oldest ski museum in the world and learn all about the history of skiing - from the Stone Age to the present day. A highlight is the futuristic ski jump: from the top you have a breathtaking panoramic view over Oslo and the fjord.
With the Oslo Pass you have free entry to the ski museum and the ski jump.
MUNCH Museum
The new Munch Museum in Bjørvika is an architectural highlight and houses the world's largest collection of works by Edvard Munch.
Here you can see several versions of "The Scream" and immerse yourself in the life and work of the artist. The modern building with its 13 floors also offers a great view of Oslo.
With the Oslo Pass, your admission to the Munch Museum is included.
National Museum
Discover the most important works of art in Norway at the National Museum. It brings together works from different eras - from classical painting to contemporary art.
Edvard Munch's world-famous painting "The Scream" is particularly worth seeing. International artists such as Picasso and Monet are also represented here.
With the Oslo Pass you can visit the National Museum free of charge.
Fram Polar Ship Museum
The Fram Museum is dedicated to Norwegian polar research.
The centerpiece is the original ship Fram, with which Amundsen and Nansen explored the Arctic and Antarctic. You can even board the ship and find out first-hand what life on board was like.
The Oslo Pass gives you free access to the museum.
Oslo City Hall
The imposing Oslo City Hall is not only the seat of the city government, but also the place where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded every year.
On a tour, you can discover the magnificently designed halls and the famous murals depicting Norwegian history and culture.
With the Oslo Pass, a guided tour is possible free of charge in summer.
KON-TIKI Museum
Follow in the footsteps of the famous adventurer Thor Heyerdahl at the Kon-Tiki Museum.
You can marvel at the original Kon-Tiki raft that he used to cross the Pacific in 1947. Exciting exhibitions tell the story of his expeditions, for example to Ra or Easter Island.
With the Oslo Pass, your admission to the Kon-Tiki Museum is free.
Nobel Peace Center
At the Nobel Peace Center you can find out all about Alfred Nobel, the history of the prize and the previous winners.
Interactive exhibitions bring you closer to the stories of people who are committed to peace, democracy and human rights worldwide. The center invites you to think about peace, conflicts and the power of commitment and to become active yourself.
The Oslo Pass gives you free access to the Nobel Peace Center.
Vigeland Museum
Right next to the famous Vigeland Park you will find the Vigeland Museum - the former studio of sculptor Gustav Vigeland.
Here you can see sketches, models and plaster figures that show how his monumental works were created. The museum gives you a fascinating insight into his life's work.
With the Oslo Pass, your admission to the Vigeland Museum is free.
Oslo Reptile Park
Are you interested in snakes, lizards and exotic animals? Then you should visit the Oslo Reptile Park!
Around 100 animals await you in this small but exciting zoo in the middle of the city - including crocodiles, spiders and tropical frogs.
With the Oslo Pass you get free entry to the reptile park.