Astrup Fearnley Museum. Photo: NODE
Founded in 1993, Astrup Fearnley Museet on Tjuvholmen is one of Scandinavia’s leading museums for contemporary art. The museum manages the extensive Astrup Fearnley Collection, and presents rotating exhibitions featuring works from the collection as well as newly commissioned pieces by artists from around the world.
Access:
From ground level to reception and accessible elevator in the building
Accessible parking: at Tjuvholmen Parking Garage
Bicycle parking: Yes
Car parking: Yes
- Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
- Toilet: Accessible toilet in the building
- Seating: A limited number of chairs are available for those who wish
- Signage: Tactile indicators on stairs for people with visually impaired
- Interpreter and hearing loop: Not available
- Tickets: Free admission for companions
