Closures, openings and new dates that change a visit to Oslo. Latest update 9 Nov 2026.
Source: National Museum
Sculptures from the series The End of Imagination are in the Light Hall, on the museum's top floor, until 7 March 2027. It is the Argentine-Peruvian artist's first show in Norway.
National Museum guideSource: Nobel Peace Center
Navi Pillay receives the prize at Oslo City Hall on Thursday 10 December at 13:00. The ceremony lasts an hour and a half, and the Nobel Peace Center shows it live outside, across the street.
Nobel Peace Prize guideSource: Astrup Fearnley Museum
Material Shifts, an international group show on sculpture, runs from 13 November to 28 February 2027. A show of the Norwegian artist Hariton Pushwagner runs from 28 November to 11 April 2027. The collection display closes on 15 November.
Oslo museums guideSource: Jul i Vinterland
Jul i Vinterland runs until 3 January 2027 in the middle of Oslo, and it is free to enter. The skating rink opens in the week of 23 November.
Oslo Christmas markets guideSources: City of Oslo, Norwegian Armed Forces
Part of Festningskaia has been a military zone since Thursday 5 November, while HMS Prince of Wales, a British aircraft carrier, is in port. Guards will turn you away, but the pavement along Akershusstranda stays open. Drones are banned within 3.7 km of the warships.
Akershus Fortress guideSource: National Museum
About 400 works and objects fill the whole Light Hall from 19 June to 7 November 2027. It is the first big Kahlo show in Norway in 30 years.
Frida Kahlo guideSource: MUNCH
Norwegian Summer sets Munch's paintings to new music by the Norwegian musician girl in red from 5 February to 9 May 2027. Monet: Wild and Tamed runs from 19 February to 23 May 2027.
Monet at MUNCH guide