Senter for Studier Av Holocaust og Livssynsminoriteter
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2 years ago
It was fascinating to visit the holocaust center in Oslo, situated in a beautiful old home and spectacular grounds, that once belonged to the leader of the nazi party in Norway. The building itself has a lot of history to it, and it is quite fitting that it has been repurposed as a center for the study of the holocaust as well as narrating the experience of Norwegian Jews and their persecution during the Nazi period. I would have loved for more of the exhibits to be in English (much of it is just in Norwegian). The cafe was a wonderful place to stop and have lunch, and the people that work there are exceptionally friendly and welcoming. I enjoyed visiting and appreciate the work that they do. read more
It was a museum on a breathtaking piece of land, but for me, it was just an okay experience. The staff was lovely. The museum itself is also lovely, but since nothing is in English, they give you Kindles to use to read through the museum. For me, it was basically walking around reading a book the entire time, which isn't that interesting to me. What I could make out, I did enjoy. There are some amazing artifacts from the holocaust here, and I don't think this place should be missed, especially since it is free with your City Pass card, but I didn't enjoy it here as much as I enjoyed other museums on this island. Note: They have very clean bathrooms. They have lockers available (to rent). There is a cafe. They offer free wifi. read more
11 years ago
