Norwegian People's Museum

This open-air museum was opened in Oslo, Norway, in 1894. The Norwegian Folk Museum covers an area of 14 hectares. The museum gives an idea of the life of Norwegians from different classes in different time periods.

Here is an exposition of rural and urban houses from different parts of the country from the Middle Ages to our time. The houses have preserved the original interior, household items are preserved. There is also an ancient pillar church built in 1200.

The museum collection includes 155 buildings, more than 225 copies of various household items.

Dressed in national costumes, museum workers tell guests about the peculiarities of Norwegian life in the old days, treat them to coffee.