MUNCH MUSEUM (MUNCHMUSEET)

Explore the vibrant world of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch at the Munch Museum in Oslo. Discover iconic works like "The Scream" and delve into Munch's life and artistic journey.

The Munch Museum is a tribute to the life and works of Edvard Munch, one of the most influential artists in modern art. With over 28,000 pieces, the museum dives into Munch's emotional and societal themes through his paintings, prints, and sketches. A glimpse into the psyche At the Infinite exhibit, delve into Munch’s paintings like 'The Scream' and 'The Madonna,' highlighting themes of love and existential angst, capturing emotions with bold colors and swirls. In the Monumental exhibit, marvel at some of Munch’s largest pieces, including 'The Researchers.' The exhibit is a nod to the grandeur of Munch’s art, emphasizing the impact of his monumental creations. The Horizons exhibit gives a broad overview of some of the movements that characterized European art in Edvard Munch’s lifetime. Munch’s art is here shown alongside the work of many other artists. This presents a picture of Munch not as a lonely, reclusive genius but as an artist very much in touch with his own time. Ideas about subjectivity, psychology, and free expression were important to Munch and many other artists in the period, including Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Gustav Vigeland, Ludvig Karsten, Emil Nolde, and Gabriele Münter. Munch’s emotional palette awaits The Up Close exhibit is a glimpse into Munch’s printmaking techniques, showcasing how he transformed simple materials—wood, ink, and paper—into striking artwork. Prints like The Dance of Life demonstrate his ability to convey movement and emotions. The Shadows exhibit explores the darker aspects of Munch’s psyche, delving into anxiety and existential dread visible in pieces such as 'The Madman,' with its chaotic colors and figures. Together, these exhibits create a comprehensive overview of Munch's artistic legacy and its relevance today.

Your experience begins as you step aboard the eco-friendly, hybrid-electric Brim Explorer. You're greeted with a glass of sparkling wine, a lively wine that sets the tone for the journey. The boat eases into the Oslo Fjord, offering views of iconic landmarks like the Munch Museum, Oslo Opera House, and Aker Fortress. As you cruise deeper into the fjord, you'll witness lush green islands and picturesque bathhouses sprinkled along the waters. Gastronomic delight All this sightseeing is accompanied by a scrumptious brunch prepared by one of Oslo's top restaurants. Regardless of the weather, you can enjoy the unobstructed views from the cozy lounges or the open-air deck. This delightful 2.5-hour cruise ensures you'll disembark with a satiated palate and a heart full of memories.

If you're in Oslo, cruise along the Oslo Fjord to enjoy views from the water and indulge in a 3-course dinner. Oslo Fjord views Aboard Brim Explorer's cutting-edge eco-friendly electric boat, sail silently and smoothly through Oslo Fjord. Pass by landmarks like the Opera House, designed by the Norwegian architectural firm Snohetta, inspired by Norway's natural landscapes. See the Akershus Fortress, a castle that defended Oslo and Norway through historical conflicts. Pass by the Munch Museum, named after Edvard Munch, best known for his iconic painting "The Scream." The museum was founded to preserve and display Munch's extensive body of work. An Einer dinner experience Relish a dinner prepared by the chefs of Oslo's finest restaurant – Einer! This restaurant is best known for its efforts to maintain quality through sustainable cooking methods. With locally sourced ingredients, enjoy your greens and dishes like the butter-steamed new cabbage, celery root, and ram's onion. There is also a fully stocked bar on board where you can indulge in a variety of wines and other beverages to complete your evening escapade.