The Museum of Decorative Arts and Design in Oslo, Norway 2 413
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The Museum of Decorative Arts and Design in Oslo was the first museum of it's kind in Europe. There are more than 35 000 objects, demonstrating the history of costume, fashion design, textiles, furniture and craft forms in the museum collection. The main attractions of the museum are the royal costume collection, the 12th century tapestry and old-time objects made of glass and faience.
The entrance is free for children under 18. On Sundays the admission is free for everybody.
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Oslo with Kids: Things to See and Do on a Family Vacation in the Capital of Norway
What are the best ways to spend time in, and the funnest places to take kids to in Oslo? Visit the deck of a real polar ship called Fram, visit the hall where the Nobel Prize is awarded, see and learn about Kon Tiki, Viking drakkars and tyrannosaurus skeletons, record a music album, take a picture next to the Royal Palace guard, go on a Fjord tour, try the ski simulator, and more ideas - in our review.
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