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Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology & The Norwegian Telecommunications Museum

A fun and very interactive place for both children and adults. Contrary to information in the common tourist brochures this building.

Address: Kjelsåsveien 143
Getting there: Tram 11 or 12 to Kjelsås, bus 22, 25 or 54 or infrequent local train to Kjelsås stasjon
Price: 90kr/adult
Website: tekniskmuseum.no (opens in a new tab)

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