MUNCH

MUNCH is a museum in Bjørvika dedicated to the art and collections of Edvard Munch, opened in 2021. The museum presents a wide range of modern and contemporary art, focusing on Munch’s significance in Norwegian and international art history.

Access:

On foot or by bike:
Approximately a 10-minute walk from Oslo Central Station / Jernbanetorget (tram, metro, bus, train). Bicycle parking is available directly outside the museum. The nearest city bike stations are located at Sukkerbiten, Rostockgata, and Bjørvika.

Public transport:
The nearest stops are Bjørvika (tram and bus) and Munch Brygge/Bjørvika (ferry).

Parking:
There is no general parking at the museum. Accessible (HC) parking spaces are available on Operagata, on the east side of the Opera House, near the Oda Lasson Bridge. The closest parking garages are: Sørenga, Oslo S/Jernbanetorget, Havnelageret, Rådhusgata, and Strandgata.

• Accessibility: The building has step-free access and elevators to all exhibitions and floors (elevator dimensions: 152 x 135 cm). MUNCH is accessible for both manual and electric wheelchairs. Wheelchairs and strollers are available to borrow – contact the staff in the lobby. All assistive devices are permitted.
• Toilets:
  Accessible toilets are available in:
• The lobby (ground floor)
• 3rd, 6th, 12th, and 13th floors
• Baby changing rooms are located on the same floors.
• Seating: Seating is available throughout the museum, including within the exhibitions.
• Signage: Guiding tactile floor lines are available in the lobby for visitors with visual impairments. Guide dogs are permitted.
• Interpretation and hearing loop: Hearing loops are available in the Amphitheatre, Top Floor Hall, and Festival Hall. The free audio guide (downloadable to your own device) also includes videos in sign language.
• Tickets:Tickets can be purchased on MUNCH’s website. Companion tickets are free of charge.