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Here you will find all the information you need to plan your visit.

A woman and a man dressed in black read exhibition text. A woman, dressed in black, stands by one station. A woman and a man stand in the background and read at the timeline

Opening hours

Thursday–Sunday | 11.00–16.00

We receive school classes with pre-booked appointments from Tuesday to Friday, between 09.00 and 16.00.

For security reasons, we can not allow prams, trolley cases and large bags.

Free admission.

Illustration of a sign with the logo of the 22nd of July center

Visitor information

The Government Quarter is closed to all vehicular traffic. The nearest car park is Sentrum P-hus in C. J. Hambros plass 1.
Visiting address
Teatergata 10 - 0180 Oslo
Public transport
Bus 37, 33 and tram 70, 11, 17 and 18

Plan your visit

Getting here

The 22 July Centre is located in the middle of Oslo city centre, a stones throw away from the High-rise building, easily accessible with public transportation.

Can I bring the children to the 22 July Centre?

The Centre's exhibition is best suited for those over the age of 14, but also younger children will have a need for information and answers about the terror attacks. We have several measures in place to ensure that the youngest children can experience a safe visit.
A man with his back to him looks at a small picture in a steel frame. Black wall.
A visitor looks at a picture in the exhibition Scar.
camera iconAna Rita Ferreira / 22. juli-senteret

Educational programs for groups

School classes
Teacher/Student
Adult education
Other groups

Current exhibitions

PERMANTENT EXHIBITION
The Public Conversation about 22 July
Three female visitors seen from behind read some tekst boards in an exhibition. Another female visitor reads a book next to one of the boards in the exhibition. In the middle there is a board with a large format picture of people holding roses.
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
Icon of a calendarJul 19, 2023 - Apr 14, 2024
MEDIA 22-26 July 2011
Multiple front pages exhibited in the 22 July Centre. Media is written in capital letters in the background.
See all Exhibitions

Contact us

Do you have any questions or want to give us feedback? Please contact us!
Email
Phone number
22 24 22 22