Eastern Norway » Ibsenmuseet

The playwright Henrik Ibsen’s home, where he lived the last 11 years of his life, from 1895 until his death in 1906. Here Ibsen wrote his two last dramas, John Gabriel Borkman and When We Dead Awaken. In his restored apartment we introduce you to the private sphere, and the life and work of Henrik Ibsen.

The exhibits in two floors display several of his personal belongings, and also sheds light on Ibsen’s political views, the relevance to international issues, and the dynamic power of Ibsen’s dramas.

Opening hrs:	Summer season (15 May-14 Sept.) every day 11-18, Winter season (15 Sept.-14 May) every day 11-16, Thurs.11-18
Season:	All year
Price:	Adults NOK 85, Reduction for groups of more than 15 people, seniors, students, etc. NOK 60, Children NOK 25. Family ticket NOK 170.
Location:	Henrik Ibsen Street, right across the Royal Palace, between the Foreign ministry and the US Embassy.
Centre:	Oslo city centre

Ibsenmuseet

Henrik Ibsens gate 26, NO-0255 Oslo

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Tel: +47 22 12 35 50

http://www.ibsenmuseet.no

ibsen@norskfolkemuseum.no

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