The Norsk Maritimt Museum in Oslo is dedicated to the maritime history of Norway, a country strongly connected to the sea and its traditions. Located on the Bygdøy peninsula, next to other famous museums such as the Fram Museum and the Viking Ship Museum, this museum offers a fascinating journey into Norwegian maritime culture.

The permanent collection explores over a thousand years of history, with exhibitions ranging from ancient Viking ships to modern navigation. Among the most interesting elements are ship models, navigation tools, nautical charts, and artifacts that testify to the evolution of shipbuilding.

The museum also houses the iconic steamship Stokkebåten and offers films, reconstructions, and interactive simulations that allow visitors to experience an immersive journey. Particularly fascinating are the sections dedicated to Arctic exploration and fishing, which narrate the importance of the sea for the Norwegian economy and culture.

Outside, the museum's pier and the view over the Oslo Fjord provide a picturesque setting to complete the visit. Thanks to its location and educational programs, the Norsk Maritimt Museum is an ideal destination for both families and naval history enthusiasts.