Labour Museum and its collection

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The Labour Museum, also known as Arbeidermuseet, is situated in Sagveien 28, Sagene, Oslo. It is a part of the Oslo Museum, which is a collection of museums that showcase the history and culture of the city. The Labour Museum is centrally located in an area that was crucial to the industrialization of Norway in the 1840s.

Exhibits at the Labour Museum

The Labour Museum provides a glimpse into the industrial and labour history of Oslo. It focuses on the former industrial areas along the Akerselva, a river that was a significant power source for the early industrialization of Norway. The museum exhibits the history of the textile factories and other industries that once thrived in this area.

Additional Exhibits at the Labour Museum

In addition to the main building, the Labour Museum also features a 21 square meter house. This house, located in Sagveien 8, is furnished according to the customs from around 1920. It is housed in a timber building from 1848, providing visitors with a unique glimpse into the living conditions of the working class during that period.

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NOArbeidermuseet
NOArbeidermuseet (Oslo)
NOArbeidermuseet ; The Labour Museum ()
ENThe Labour Museum

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Labour Museum
Sagveien 28
0459 Oslo

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Opening hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday
11:00 – 16:00
Sunday
11:00 – 16:00

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Facilities

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Location & Map

Sagveien 28, Oslo

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Labour Museum Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Labour Museum in Oslo offers visitors an insight into the history of the Norwegian labor movement and working-class life. The museum, housed in a former factory building, presents a mix of permanent and temporary exhibitions that showcase the struggles and achievements of workers throughout Norway's history. Visitors appreciate the well-curated displays and informative content, which cover topics such as workers' rights, union movements, and social reforms. The museum's industrial setting adds to the authenticity of the experience. Some visitors note that while the museum is relatively small, it provides a comprehensive overview of its subject matter. The exhibits are mostly in Norwegian, but English translations are available for many displays. Some reviewers mention that the museum could benefit from more interactive elements to engage younger visitors. Overall, the Labour Museum is considered a worthwhile visit for those interested in social history and the development of workers' rights in Norway.

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