If you travel along the highways of Norway you'll find this museum facinating. Full of artifacts, information, media and activities. Outside there is an area to explore with some impressive road building machinery. Entrance and parking is free. Suitable for all ages and families. Staff were friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. 3-4 hours easily filled. We were on holiday from Great Britain and would highly recommend this experience.

Good place to take a round like a 15 - 25 min and good place to Take shelter from the rain as well 🤣note : entry is free when I came to museum

Small museum of Norwegian Roads and traffic regulations. Very kids friendly and takes about an hour to visit. Great parking. Friendly staff.

Way more interesting than the name suggests. Anyone with an interest in transport and or engineering could easily pass half a day here and still have things left to see. It is really two (or more) museums in one. Firstly the construction and maintenance of Norway's road network through time (many machines outdoors, plus a rock tunnel exhibit and indoor exhibition), but also a record of life on and by the road including old buildings transported to site and reassembled - I think the English translation "road" doesn't fully do the Norwegian idea justice... The staff are knowledgeable and enthusiastic, keen to explain or run some of the various mechanical exhibits...anyhow, it is entirely free to visit, so give it a try if you are nearby.

The Norwegian Road Museum is a good place to stay for a couple of hours. Walk through the mines, see giant vehicles, enjoy a small tour with an old bus and get educated about the history of Norwegian Road and traffic.