In Norway, foreign language films are subtitled in Norwegian. Films are not dubbed here so you won’t see Brad Pitt speaking Norwegian!
Apart from many cinemas in Oslo, there are two cinemas within 15 minutes by bus or car:
Sandvika cinema (SF Kino Sandvika) – the new programme is published on Wednesday mornings. Click on the link and choose “Kinoprogram”
Asker cinema (Asker kino) Click on the link and choose “Kinoprogram”
At the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, you can dive into over 80 try-yourself exciting exhibitions on Norwegian medicine history, oil and gas production and music machines, get an energy boost in the hydroelectric power exhibition, have a nostalgic flashback in our transport exhibitions, join in on our entertaining weekend activities, or find out more about the fascinating Norwegian history of industry.
Cafeteria and museum shop. Free parking, and easy access by public transport.
Opening hours:
Tue–Fri: 9−16 | Sat–Sun: 11−18 | Mon: Closed
Holidays (Oslo school area): Every day 11–18
Closed: Jan 1, May 17, Dec 25 and Dec 31.
Tickets:
Children 4–17 years: NOK 100 | Adults: NOK 150 | Family ticket (2 adults+4 children): NOK 450
Latitude: 59.966936 | Longitude: 10.783378