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Free things to do in Oslo
11 museums and landmarks in Oslo are recorded as free entry by OpenStreetMap contributors, and 23 parks, viewpoints and beaches cost nothing by their nature. 10 of them give opening hours.
Contributors marked these as charging no admission. Museums and landmarks only: a zero here is a fact about the place, not an assumption about its kind.
Free by their nature rather than by a tag, so nobody checked these one by one — but a park being free needs no evidence.
Opening hours come from OpenStreetMap and can be out of date. A place is only marked open on Sunday when its record says so plainly.
Free museums — 11 places
- Oslo City MuseumTu-Su 11:00-16:00Open on Sunday
- Interkulturelt museumTu-Su 11:00-16:00Open on Sunday
- 22. juli-senteretTh-Su 11:00-16:00Open on Sunday
- ViktoriahusetApr-Sep Mo-Su 10:00-21:00; Oct-Mar Mo-Su 10:00-17:00Open on Sunday
- PalmehusetApr-Sep Mo-Su 10:00-21:00; Oct-Mar Mo-Su 10:00-17:00Open on Sunday
- Hønse-Lovisas husMo-Su 11:00-18:00Open on Sunday
- MuseetTu,Th 12:00-14:00
- Brannmuseet i OsloWe 11:00-14:00
- Villa FurulundMo-Fr 11:00-16:00; Sa-Su 12:00-16:00Open on Sunday
- Galleri PingvinTu,We,Fr 11:00-17:00; Th 11:00-18:00; Sa 11:00-16:00; Su 12:00-16:00Open on Sunday
- Oslo skolemuseum
Parks and gardens — 20 places
- Frogner Park
- Middelalderparken
- Olaf Ryes plass
- Minneparken
- Sofienbergparken
- Schous plass
- Tøyenparken
- Schandorffs plass
- Frøyas have
- Sinsenparken
- Klosterenga
- Grev Wedels plass
- Vålerenga park
- Botsparken
- Gråbeinsletta
- Kristparken
- Skarpsnoparken
- Hallénparken
- Amaldus Nielsens plass
- Hydroparken
Viewpoints — 3 places
- The Munch Spot
- Skøyenhaugen
- Festningen Restaurant utsiktspunkt