MUNCH
A striking waterfront tower devoted to Edvard Munch, with versions of The Scream and a rooftop view.
About
Why visit MUNCH
Opened in 2021, MUNCH holds the world's largest collection of Edvard Munch's works — paintings, prints, drawings and photographs — alongside contemporary exhibitions across 13 floors. Versions of The Scream are shown in rotation to protect them.
Not to miss
Highlights
The moments that define a visit to MUNCH.
The Scream
Painted, drawn and printed versions displayed in rotation.
Monumental paintings
Munch's huge works, including studies for the University Aula.
Top-floor views
Panoramic views over the fjord and Bjørvika.
Local know-how
Visitor tips
Small things that turn a good visit into a great one.
Book a timed ticket online in busy periods.
Combine with the Opera House next door.
Nearby
Combine with
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