The Station Master’s House
Welcome to the Station Master’s House, your source of inspiration on your way into the National Museum.
Opening hours
| Day of week | Opening hours |
| Sunday, thursday, friday and saturday | 10–17 |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday and wednesday | 10–20 |
At the Station Master's House, you can visit one of our museum shops or cafés. The shop offers a broad range of toys and products for children. The café, which is called Bollebar, offers sweet and savory buns, soft drinks and coffee.
The Station Master's House is located straight across from the National Museum's main entrance. The building is of historical and architectural significance since it was once part of the former westbound railway station.
This historical building creates a framework for the paved museum square, which with its combination of old and new architectural styles, is a beautiful and relaxing outdoor space to sit.
Access and location
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Brynjulf Bulls plass 2, 0250, Oslo
Public transport (tram, bus and subway) to Aker Brygge and the Nationaltheatret station.
Wheelchair access
Wheelchair access is available via the entrance at the back of the building, from the museum square.
