The Norwegian Children's Museum underwent significant changes over the years. On January 1, 2007, it became part of the Stavanger Museum. A few years later, on July 1, 2010, the Stavanger Museum merged with the Rogaland Art Museum. Today, the children's museum is part of MUST - Museum Stavanger AS.
The Norwegian Children's Museum is a place where children, toys, and upbringing are the main focus. It is well adapted for children who want to play and learn. The museum is conveniently located at Muségata 16 in Stavanger.
Specialized & Alternative Children
Muségata 16, Stavanger
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The Norwegian Children's Museum in Stavanger offers an interactive and educational experience for young visitors. The museum features various exhibits designed to engage children through play and hands-on activities. Visitors appreciate the museum's focus on Norwegian culture and history, presented in a child-friendly manner. The museum provides opportunities for children to learn about different professions, explore science concepts, and participate in creative workshops. While many families find the museum entertaining and informative, some reviewers mention that the space can feel crowded during peak times. The exhibits are generally well-maintained, though a few visitors note that some areas could benefit from updates or expansions. Overall, the museum receives positive feedback for its commitment to creating a fun learning environment for children, but there's room for improvement in terms of space management and exhibit variety.
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