Oslo Tramway Museum

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Oslo, Norway

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Oslo Tramway Museum Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Oslo Tramway Museum is located in Oslo, Norway on Gardeveien 15. Oslo Tramway Museum is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category rail museum in Norway.

Address

Gardeveien 15

Phone

+47 48429409

Amenities

Gender-neutral toiletsGood for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Stephen Mudge

A nice place to visit if it is cold or wet outside (still good even if the weather is OK). Many trams crowded together with info on each. You can walk through most of them too.

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Håkon Kinck Borén

Oslo Transport Museum at Majorstuen is the most interesting museum in Oslo, perhaps after the viking ships. You can walk into the exhibited tramcars, suburban railcars and buses. The oldest tram is a horse tram from 1875, built by J. Stephenson Co. in New York. You can also buy books in the museum shop. Well worth a visit!

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Aleksandr Filippenko

One of the best rail museums I've ever been. Great exposition, nice info presentation. Good to visit with children. You could get in nearly in every showpiece.

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Daniel Sachse

It's bigger on the inside!\ Charming place, many exhibits, and you can enter almost all the old vehicles. It may not be the biggest or most professional museum, but the people running the place clearly put their heart into it.

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Huiting Jin

First impression was very crowded with many old carriages. But quickly became interesting if pay attention to details. It’s very small but easily spend one hour there.

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Emanuele Sigismondi

I was surprised by the amount of trams and busses that were exposed. Yes, it is a bit cramped, and yes, not every single piece is in best shape and visible on the inside. Still there's a lot of hidden history here, and lots of love for the public transportation system. It's interesting, it's different, and well worth the price of the entrance ticket. Only complaint, they should work a bit harder on translating most of the signs to English, it would let the museum be much more accessible for tourists.

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Povilas Galcius

Quite small but has lots of different trams and other public transport. It's nice that you can go inside of most of them

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Lina Gordyshevskaya

Amazing museum! It seems small at first when you just enter, but actually, it took us 2 hours to check on everything. It's a great place for those who are in love with old trams, trains & buses. You can touch everything, sit down, open the windows, etc.