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WHAT YOU VISIT
Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology
Opened in 1932, the museum showcases how Norway has contributed to global technological progress with over 100 interactive installations and more than 25 exhibitions on themes like technology, science, airplanes, cars and trains.

The Viking Planet
Since 2019, the world's first digital Viking Age Museum has been an eye-popping portal to the Viking era. Here, you can come face-to-face with life-sized Viking holograms and experience what it was like to live as a Viking 1,000 years ago. Through 3D projections, virtual reality, and immersive displays, you'll experience the rich history, culture, notable battles, weapons, armor and sagas of the Vikings.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Not only can you take photos inside the museums but there's a Selfie Zone at The Viking Planet
where you can take photos with iconic Viking backdrops and filters,

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you make your way to the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, it may be interesting to note that Oslo's history began in the Middle Ages out of a Viking's need for trade and shipbuilding. According to the Norse sagas, written in the 13th and 14th centuries, Oslo was founded in 1050 A.D. by Harald Hardrada, the last Viking king.