Holmenkollen Ski Museum, Oslo

Incredible views and great experience. It’s very steep and has lots of stairs. If you don’t like heights, it will be a rough road for you. If you get dizzy I would not recommend because of the steepness of the stairs. It’s quite amazing and to think people go as fast as they can and jump off is astounding. Best views over Oslo.

Small place but really interesting. You don't have to be ski expert (I have never ski in my life) to visit the museum. You will learn interesting, unique things and spend easily 1 hour. It worth heading to the jump tower, as it provides extremely good views of the Oslo city and the fjord. Don't miss the opportunity. Highly recommended.

A great day. Stunning views of the Oslo Fjord. Easy journey on the T-Bane and a short 10-15 minute walk (up a hill!) to the ski museum. The ski museum itself was interesting if you are into your skiing history. There is a great themed children’s room with slides too. Be sure to go to the top of the ski jump: stunning 360 degree views of Oslo and the surrounding countryside. Don’t bother with the ski simulator…expensive and poor quality. Take a walk to to troll statue near the base of the ski jump for more great pictures.

Unexpectedly amazing for kids! There was an indoor playground that was like nothing I’ve ever seen. Great museum! Though it is a ways out, it is worth the visit. It was one of the only things open on a Monday. Be prepared for the hike of your life if you ride the subway and walk up to the museum. If you’re going all the way up, you have to also go up the elevator to see the top of the ski lift to get the best view of Oslo that’s possible. Don’t pay for the ski simulator though. It wasn’t worth the money. Also, if you like the playground, check out the “City Museum” in St. Louis, MO.

Went there to see the famous ski jumping stadium. Definitely nice place to see the skis and their history. Also try the tower and zip line at the end! Just before that there is also a ski simulator, it is so much fun!