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Reviewed February 21, 2020

It was founded on December 19, 1894, it has 155 buildings, located on 140 thousand. m². The museum has exhibits from Norwegian villages and cities, mainly from the period from the 17th to the 19th century, but there are older objects, such as the stave church Gol stavkirke, which was built around 1212. It consists of two main parts: The open air museum and Exhibitions. Personally, I recommend the open air museum, which enchanted me tremendously. Lots of beautiful wooden houses that you can enter and see their furnishings. The stave church is breathtaking. You can feel like in the old days. The guide are in almost each building and tell a story of the family member inhabiting this house in a very interesting and accessible way. It is certainly a very fun way to learn about fabulous Norway and its people and the culture.
Definitely must see when you are in Oslo.
A good place to spend time with children.

Date of experience: June 2019
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Reviewed February 19, 2020 via mobile

Although we visited off season, we thoroughly enjoyed learning about Norway’s traditions in folk arts and crafts, folk dress the clothing of the Norwegian clergy, Sami culture and building design. From knitting and rosemaling to the Stave church, there was much to see. Definitely worth a trip from central Oslo.

Date of experience: February 2020
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Reviewed February 14, 2020

A good place to see the transformation of society through the prism of architecture. And the church itself is amazing!

Date of experience: January 2020
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Reviewed February 13, 2020 via mobile

This is a interesting museum. You walk around to all these buildings from different periods of time in Norway seeing how people lived. Really enjoyed this . The main church is a very beautiful structure. Very nice cafe on site also that serves food

Date of experience: February 2020
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Reviewed February 5, 2020

Not to be missed. Charming village of 200 structures, including a stave church. Make sure you interact with the guides in each building. One of our guides told stories about each family member inhabiting their house, very detailed and well-researched. Fun fun fun way to learn about fabulous Norway and its people.

Date of experience: May 2019
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