MUNCH is a must when in Oslo, this is one of the best museums I've been to, hands down…read more The space and the content work so well together; they've curated the collection with a clear experience in mind, going so far as to tell you explicitly how to approach the many floors (start at the top, work your way down to the scream!). Each floor tells a story about a specific part of the artist's life and work, and the execution is flawless. Lots of good storytelling both in the walls descriptions and the art itself. The layout was truly excellent. The building takes you through a variety of presentations across the floors, whether the cavernous hall for the big pieces; the mockup of Munch's home; or the unique floor plan for the scream and the other concepts. It makes you feel like you've been through a whole journey by the end. Definitely worth the price of admission!

Munich's work is interesting, but the cost and time to see this museum isn't really worth it to me…read more I used the Oslo pass and only spent a short time browsing and enjoyed a glass of wine on the bar at the 13th floor. The museum itself is beautiful and nicely presented.

The art school "Strykejernet" has its own place, right next to "Blå". Great place to have fun (ps…read more cheap beer). In summer time its freaky artist party! Its not always open, but when it is - its the place to be.