Munch Museum

National Gallery of Norway (Nasjonalmuseet)📍 Location: 13 Olstjörth Street, Oslo, Norway 🎨 Recommended Reasons (Artist Keywords): Monk, Picasso, Greco, Manet, Mattis, Cézanne, Monet 👟 Transportation: 🚧 Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 10:00am ～ 18:00pm, Thursday 11:00am ～ 19:00pm, Saturday, Sunday 11:00am ～ 17:00pm, Monday closed ⌚️ Tour time: 1.5 hours ～ 2 hours 🎫 tickets: adult tickets 100NOK, student tickets 50NOK, group tickets for more than 10 people 75NOK. 🛅 Deposit: Package is required. It is recommended to store coats and coats together. 📝 Travel tips: 1⃣️ The guide manual at the entrance can be understood. The art museum is divided into two floors, each exhibition hall has a number, a total of 24 exhibition halls. 2⃣️ Ancient Greek Romanism to Baroque exhibits in the red hall area (1~7), Romanticism exhibits in the light blue hall area (8~14), Impressionist exhibits to Monk are dark blue hall area (15～20), modernism to 1950s exhibits in the yellow hall area (2-24).3⃣️ The gallery also has a sketch room, and the walls are filled with sketch works by visitors from all over the world.

Thousands of mountains and rivers, finally came. Oslo, rain, Monk Art Museum. ​​​ I watched it over and over, and some Monk Art Museum oil paintings [smile][smile][smile] ​​​

The Monk Museum has a lot of artworks in its collection, and there are a lot of large artworks to visit here. The museum is free on Thursday and you can see some famous art festival works. [View] The layout here is quite compact [Fun] Very interesting when

We happened to go on Oslo’s Culture Night where they gives out free tickets. If you want to see ‘The Scream’ collection be sure to spend one and a half hour as they release each piece every 30 minutes.

Such a great museum to show off munch art works! I particularly like The Scream and the Human Mountain!

Monk Art Museum is a very good art gallery in Norway, where many abstract paintings by modern artists are displayed, which is very wonderful, including some masters. Friends who like modern art can come and visit, and they must benefit greatly.

It is suggested that you come on Thursday and visit it free of charge. There are not many exhibits. The Scream is in the National Gallery of Art. One exhibition hall has been playing short films related to Monk for about ten minutes, which is very shocking.