I was excited to visit the Nobel Peace Center as I had read (from CruiseCritics) that it is a must-see. The first exhibit was on the Dream of Europe about teens who wanted to pursue a better life in Europe. That was a temporary exhibit and was quite well done. The actual Nobel exhibit was more disappointing. A large section... more

As you walk around the Peace Center you see short film clips of people, mostly women, who are poor and in dire straits. It is very sad, a real downer. Most of them have AIDS, or live on the street. Not sure what this has to do with peace. Then there is a small movie theater where they show 2-3... more

I looked forward to learning something and being inspirated when I visited the Nobel Peace Prize Center last week to Oslo. The first part of the exhibit was very good, it had huge posters of the current nobel laureates. It was very descriptive, interesting and informative. You left it understanding the works of the laureate. There was a room which... more

Sort of went here under sufference (felt I should really). However, spent much more time here than I intended to - there is a good mixture of high-tech exhibits and straight-forward information. It's not an easy place to visit - requires a certain amount of brain power - but it is well worth a visit! more

Last July, my wife and father-in-law were among the first guests to visit the museum, which opened on June 11, 2005. The exibits ranged from a projected display of notable quotations on peace to an electronic "field" where you can wander amongs screens with information on Nobel laureates. One of the most amazing exhibits was an interactive book, with blank... more