Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

One of the leading museums in the Nordics for modernism and contemporary art. Located on Høvikodden in Bærum, just outside Oslo. Opened in 1968 and founded with the art collection of figure skater and Olympic champion Sonja Henie and her husband, Niels Onstad. Around the art center, you’ll find a sculpture park.
How to get there:

Bus: Line 160 (Høvikodden stop, about 5 minutes’ walk).
Note: Route change for bustling 160. Between 8:00 PM on September 11 and 11:00 AM on September 13, the bus will not stop on the stretch between Strand and Sandvika. We recommend taking the train to Blommenholm or cycling.

Local train: L1 (Stop at Blommenholm station, about 20 minutes’ walk).
Henie Onstad is located in zone 2Ø, so an additional ticket is required for public transport.

Car: Approximately 15 minutes from Oslo city center. Municipal parking at the art center.

Bicycle: About 40 minutes from city center.

• Accessibility: The building has step-free access. Wheelchair accessibility is good throughout the center. Wheelchairs are available for loan. Guide dogs are allowed.
• Toilet: HC toilet on the first floor. Additional toilets in the basement and on the second floor. Changing rooms with toilets (not HC) are located in the basement, accessible by elevator.
• Seating: Yes, seating is available for those who cannot stand for long periods.
• Signage: Universal design for fire alarms is only available in newer parts of the building. Areas from 1968 have well-marked escape routes and emergency exits for those who are normally hearing and sighted.
• Interpreter and Telephone Loop: Not available in the Studio.
• Tickets: Tickets are sold at website of Henie Onstad Kunstsenter. Companion certificates are accepted.