Nobel Peace Center Reviews

Nice and touching insight into the past of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Excellent interactive and ultramodern museum. Digital everywhere, information galore. It is necessarily political and committed: the most flagrant fight is that against nuclear weapons, but also inequalities, the nouveau riche and the abuses that this generates in countries where there has been no transition between poverty or collectivism and hard capitalism. You have to speak English.

This is a very strange place. I have the impression that it is the kingdom of making money out of nothing. On the one hand, it's cool, but on the other hand, there are people who buy it.

I had tears in my eyes towards the end so it was poignant ... I'm not the kind to do exhibitions, but I took a great pleasure reading almost everything there was. I spent nearly two hours, and it was not enough, the museum was unfortunately about to close, but I would have stayed a few more hours!