All film museums to visit in Norway

Discover the world of cinema at 4 film museums in Norway. These museums celebrate the art and history of filmmaking, from classic movies to modern blockbusters.

Are you a movie buff looking to dive into the world of film? These are the top film museums in Norway:

  1. Film Museum1

    Film Museum

     Oslo
    One of the main attractions at Filmens Hus is the cinema offering Cinemateket, which is operated by the Norsk filminstitutt (NFI). Cinemateket is a specialized cinema that focuses on showcasing classic films and alternative contemporary films. While membership in Cinemateket offers a discount on entrance tickets, it is not necessary to become a member to watch a film. This makes it a great place for tourists who are film enthusiasts to visit.
  2. Søgne Old Vicarage2

    Søgne Old Vicarage

     Søgne
    Søgne gamle prestegård, or Søgne Old Vicarage, is a significant historical site in Søgne, Agder. It is a medieval vicarage and holds the distinction of being the first registered farm in the area. This makes it a site of considerable historical interest, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's past.
  3. Berlevåg Harbor Museum3

    Berlevåg Harbor Museum

     Berlevåg
    The Berlevåg Harbor Museum is situated in the town of Berlevåg, in the Finnmark region of Norway. It forms part of the Museums for Coastal Culture and Reconstruction in Finnmark and the Coastal Administration Museums. The museum is housed in the old premises of the State Harbor Authority, which were rebuilt after the burning down of Berlevåg in the autumn of 1944 during the German retreat.
  4. Huset Aukrust4

    Huset Aukrust

     Alvdal
    Huset Aukrust, previously known as Aukrustsenteret, is a museum located in Alvdal, Innlandet. It is dedicated to the works of Kjell Aukrust, a renowned Norwegian artist, and was inaugurated in 1996. The museum showcases a wide range of Aukrust's works, including his drawings, paintings, and his imaginative creations.