The Tramway Museum

The Tramway Museum in Oslo documents the history of public transportation through original vehicles, models, and historical photographs. The collection includes trams and buses from different periods, along with drawings and documents that show how transportation in the city changed over time.

The museum grew from the passion of transportation enthusiasts who collected vehicles and documents to preserve this important part of the city's past. The collection focuses on how public transportation developed from the early 1900s onward and changed Oslo's growth.

The museum shows how trams became central to how people moved around Oslo and shaped the city's daily life. Visitors can see how this transportation system connected different neighborhoods and enabled the city to grow.

The museum is easiest to reach by public transportation and sits in a convenient part of the city. Visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes since there is quite a bit of ground to cover when exploring all the vehicles and exhibits.

Many visitors miss that the museum also offers bus-based tours where you ride through historic parts of the city and learn more about how the transportation network developed. These special rides give a different view of how the city grew and changed over the decades.

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Opening Hours: Saturday-Monday 12:00-15:00

Phone: +4722609409

Email: postboks@sporveismuseet.no

Website: https://sporveismuseet.no

GPS coordinates: 59.93127,10.71636

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:09