Nobel Peace Center Reviews

Well done museum with some interactive exhibits and audio clippings. They have highlighted areas of conflict and their focus on regions all over the world. They have a unique display of the faces of all the Nobel Peace Prize winners. An interactive book on Alfred Nobel allows you to turn the physical pages and the projector will display the "next page" where you can scroll over certain parts and learn more!

May 2019 From the south of the earth to the north, the Danish songbook Hagen took the Princess cruise ship 11 days later at 5 a.m. and walked for 5 minutes to the Nobel Peace Center in Norway to see if the place judged the international peace for humanity. People who have deeds or great powers will be rewarded for their achievements. If they are disappointed, Ao X will be in charge for about a month, and he will blame him for the award of peace awards. What is the reason for judging the rules of international great men? The prize owes fairness
In the end, I only bought the ugly Norwegian Smurfs as a souvenir. It is different from the justice Smurfs grandpa in the movie.

A good place to think about what is happening in the world!

What this place stands for is great, but they need a better way to highlight what people have achieved. A picture and strapping beneath people's names would be a good start.

Awesome place to spread to message of peace to the world. I wish every country to have something similar in their capital and make world better place to live in and pass on good message to world. Love the concept. And felt sad to see the atrocities committed against woman.

Make people aware of the horrors of violence, and the award-winners have done things to save others.

Very well maintained A pride for the inhabitants of Oslo. Strategic and panoramic location.

the museum is super small, and the only nobel price related area is a room upstairs with pictures of the various nobel prise and the description or their activities. Something you can easily find on wikipedia. It has a section with some war related pictures, especially abaut hiroshima that i've seen already in other 3 or 4 museum if only they have a war related area. So nothing new really.
At the ground floor there's a series of photographs and videos of modern artist which has very little to do with peace.
Total of the visit is 15-30 min max, but for 9 euros, (100 Kr) is totally NOT worth it.

Interesting for the information and what it represents

A beautiful building, an interesting museum with a free audio guide in English. There are temporary photo exhibitions, there are interactive pieces. A very interesting entrance ticket is a sticker on clothes with the name of one of the Nobel laureates. He will need to be found in the gallery of memory and find out why he received the award.

In this unique center, people can learn about Nobel Peace Laureates and their biography. It was really interesting. Emphasis on environmental issues was apparent.

What to say about this museum that despite being simple in its architecture from afar, enjoys within a magical atmosphere that stands out the magnificence of the people remembered. We remain silent with the astonishment of how many people contribute yesterday is today to give the world peace! Listen to them! You want even more peace to witness the explosion of the atomic bomb in a shocking movie!

Very thought provoking experience. Highly recommended

Unique set up, full of knowledge and green challenges.

The place was very nice. With a lot of historical facts. And the room with Nobel prize winners is awesome.

Well presented, manageable chunks of information on prize winners by using i-pads.

In itself a very interesting museum. Unfortunately, it is very small and you are back out after a good one to two hours.

Just outside seeing. But front of port is good. I've never seen beautiful sunset.

Small but very well done museum. Focused on the environment and 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winners when I visited. Their stories were highlighted very wonderfully. A great gift shop inside.

Mabestuodo place and even more for what it represents for the peace processes of the world.

I would not say that it is very interesting here.
but not badly conceived.
Yes, and to visit the center of Nobel at least once in a lifetime

Amazing and super moving exhibition. Highly recommend!

Great place to visit. Right in the town center. Be sure to have the Oslo Pass for free entry.

Short opening hours and very unhelpfull Staff. Shame for Such glorious place...

And if there were only the clean toilets to praise here, this would be 5 stars :)

Here, things are being taken on for the next generation of maintenance

The exhibit on wealth is eye opening. Makes you think about the world we live in and how culture is impacting the next generation. Was not crowded when we went. Very nice to have time to see and reflect on each exhibit.

Very, very interesting
10

One of Norway's best museums, often has debates and exciting free lectures

small but very good exhibition. After an hour you will be here by. Nevertheless it is worth it. Especially the overview of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates is very cool. Very friendly staff.

The museum is divided into two floors, the first floor is a picture exhibition, and the second floor has a room for simple information of previous winners. If you do n t have enough time, just take a picture at the door. Do n t expect too much from the visit.

Here you can learn everything about the history of the Nobel Peace Prize.

All award winners are shown with the relevant information.

A really great facility and definitely a must when visiting Oslo.

Nice to see our beloved country's daughter Malala Yousufzai at the front of Nobel peace house. Over all nice and informative place to see.

There were very good temporary exhibitions but the map room with all the winners was so beautiful and moving that it was worth a visit on its own. They have an excellent shop with every thing being sourced from sustainable materials and community projects.the building is pretty interesting too being an old railway station.

The shop has a lot of nice products. Sustainable and from local producers.

Beautiful and very interesting museum! The dark room with the portraits of all those who received the Nobel Peace Prize is very touching, every 15 minutes the lights go out and an audio recording starts with the speech of one of the characters. Enter the site indicated for the audio guide, very interesting

A world renowned iconic building where the Noble peace price are distributed. The location to visit the site is also amazing just next to the city hall and the pier.

President Kim Dae-jung can be seen and overall worth seeing

If you've ever been in Oslo and also looked at the town hall - the place where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded annually, then you should visit the nearby (300m) located Nobel Peace Center. Here you will learn a lot about the Nobel Peace Prize, about the winners, but also about the current problems in the world. A place of deliberation - with all the glamor around in Oslo, one should not miss this place, to get back to the bottom of the facts.

History of the peace nobel...the past and the present...one day the future...

Not sure why one needs to pay to learn about "peace", or is it sarcasm?

Not to be missed!!! To understand the hypocrisy of those in power.

When i visited they had a great exhibition on 1935 peace nobel prize winner Ossietzky. Very educational. I find important that they highlight the contribution of very inspiring, yet not widely known people.

Nice building, entry to museum is more than 100 Nok.

I could have spent hours here. The stories are amazing. A great reminder of all that is good. Love the gift shop!!

If you are in Oslo it is worth a visit. Multimedia exhibition.

Great museum to visit. One of my cheapest spends in Oslo...

Spending time here and reading all the stuffs makes it interesting... I was in a hurry though..:(