

Astrup Fearnley Museet
Strandpromenaden 2, 0252 Oslo 2 hours
The museum sits right on the water's edge. The building itself, with its sweeping glass roof, is just as cool to look at as the art inside. Outside, there’s a small beach and a sculpture park that's open to everyone for free.
Why it works
Contemporary art is often a bit strange, so you'll definitely have something to talk about. It doesn't matter if you don't "get" everything.
What to order
Take a walk through the sculpture park and swing by the beach afterwards.
Best time to go
Sunday afternoon.
What it costs
NOK 400–550 for two.
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