The Ibsen Museum’s presents the Norwegian playwright and poet Henrik Ibsen, who was born 1828 in Skien and died 1906 in Arbins gate 1, Oslo. He is recognized as the founder of the modern drama, and alongside William Shakespeare, he is the most performed playwright in the world.

The museum’s main attraction is Henrik Ibsen’s home in Oslo. Here he lived the last 11 years of his life and wrote his last two plays. The apartment is now restored to its original splendour with authentic interior and Ibsen’s furniture. The museum’s visitor center features an exhibit on Ibsen’s life and writing.

The Ibsen Museum is located in Henrik Ibsen’s gate 26 in Oslo, next to the Royal Castle.

Guided tour of Henrik Ibsen’s home evry hour.

Fees:
Adults NOK: 115,-
Students, groups over 15p  and retired NOK:  75,-
Children NOK:  30,-Families NOK: 230,- [2] Children under 6: Free
OsloPass: Free

2) Parents and grandparents with children / grandchildren.
Location

The Ibsen Musuem is located in Henrik Ibsen’s Gate 26, next to the Royal Palace and just a short walk from The National Theatre.