Had a lovely couple of hours around the museum. Started with a cocktail and snack at the skybar and then worked my way down. Saw lots of different exhibits and obviously made sure I saw the scream, his most famous work. Finished off with another drink and slice of cake at the ground floor cafe and bought some souvenirs from the gift shop.

the Oslo MUNCH leaves a very positive overall impression, both inside and out. The building is modern, iconic, perhaps discussed, but personally convincing: it stands out and gives identity to the waterfront. The interiors are well organized, with large spaces and a clear narrative. However, beyond The Scream's famous work, the rest of the journey is less memorable. More than just individual iconic masterpieces, the museum seems to be built to fully tell the story of Edvard Munch’s universe, with many works and variations on the theme. In the end, the feeling of a solid and well-made museum remains, stronger as an overall experience than for the presence of so many “unforgettable” works. A place that works, even if dominated by a single truly iconic image.

Very expensive ticket. Was almost 30 eur difference for 2 people compared to the prices through the museum itself

Wonderful history about artist and loved seeing the variety of his work. The cafe on floor one was fantastic. Staff helpful.