Nobel Peace Center

Located at Oslo City Hall Square, in the converted 1872 train station, the Nobel Peace Center is the museum of the Nobel Peace Prize. We use the power of the Nobel Peace Prize laureates’ ideas, work and causes, to engage and inspire small and large actions which make the world a more peaceful place. As one of the most popular museums in Oslo, the Nobel Peace Center invites visitors to explore stories of peace, conflict resolution, and the legacy of the Nobel Peace Prize. We bring these stories to life through exhibitions, guided tours, events, educational programs and digital content. Our aim is to build knowledge, spark curiosity, and strengthen skills for dialogue and understanding. The museum is also a vibrant arena for timely conversations about peace, human rights and global challenges. Each year, we welcome around 200,000 visitors—including more than 700 school groups—and our digital platforms continue to reach a growing international audience. We work closely with other institutions in the Nobel network to share and amplify the values behind the Nobel Peace Prize.