MUNCH Museum: Tickets & Oslo Pass Inclusion
2 - 3 h
Art Museum
Current Bjørvika waterfront building opened 2021 (Estudio Herreros)
Edvard Munchs plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway
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Practical Visitor Info & Tips
220 kr
100 kr (Under 25); free for ages 0-17 and museum members
Sunday-Tuesday: 10:00-18:00. Wednesday-Saturday: 10:00-21:00.
Timed-entry ticket recommended in advance, especially in summer and on weekends. Free admission Wednesday evenings after 18:00, capacity limited.
Access to the world's largest Edvard Munch collection (~28,000 items) across the museum's 13-story Bjørvika waterfront building, with a version of 'The Scream' confirmed always on display somewhere in the building.
| Option | Price | Booking | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | 220 kr | Online at munch.no or on-site | |
| Under 25 (reduced) | 100 kr | Online or on-site, valid ID required | |
| Ages 0-17 | Free | No ticket required, still register for entry | |
| With Oslo Pass | Included | Confirmed among the pass's 30+ included museums |
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Ticket Options
220 kr
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See pass compatibility below ↓Overview & History
MUNCH is Oslo's dedicated Edvard Munch museum, holding the world's largest collection of his work — roughly 28,000 items including paintings, prints, drawings, and sculptures donated to the City of Oslo by the artist himself. The museum moved in 2021 from its original Tøyen location into a 13-story waterfront building at Bjørvika, next to the Oslo Opera House, with exhibition floors rising through the tower and city and fjord views from the upper levels. A version of Munch's best-known motif, 'The Scream,' is confirmed always on display somewhere in the building, though the specific room can rotate.
What to See: Top Highlights
'The Scream'
A version of Munch's most famous motif is always on view somewhere in the museum, alongside other major works like 'The Sick Child' and pieces from his 'Frieze of Life' series.
13 Floors on the Bjørvika Waterfront
The museum's tall, folded aluminum-clad tower stands directly beside the Oslo Opera House, with panoramic city and fjord views from its upper-floor galleries and terrace.
The World's Largest Munch Collection
Around 28,000 works — the full range of Munch's paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures, and personal archive — donated to Oslo by the artist and rotated across temporary and permanent displays.
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Is the MUNCH Museum Included on the Oslo Pass?
Compare Oslo PassesYes — free entry to MUNCH is confirmed among the Oslo Pass's 30+ included museums and attractions, one of the pass's headline inclusions alongside the National Museum and the Fram Museum.
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Included. Confirmed among the Oslo Pass's 30+ included museums and attractions — free entry to the full museum, though a timed slot may still need reserving depending on current museum rules.
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