Visit the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo

Today, we will take you to see the historical artifacts of the Norwegian people in the past. The Vikings used ships to fight, trade, earn a living, colonize, and explore different lands. Ships were therefore very important to the people of that era. Today, we will take you to see the history of the Viking ships at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo. Anyone who visits Norway and is passionate about studying history should not miss coming here. It is very convenient to travel there. Take bus number 30, which stops in front of the museum. I must say that this is a history that shows the grandeur and magnificence. It is a place to store the archaeological treasures of the ancestors of the Norwegian people. Which in the past was once the greatness of the sea in northern Europe. The magnificent ship is the Usbanni ship, made of oak, about 22 meters long. It is said that it took 30 oarsmen to build it for the Viking king to travel short distances. In addition, there will be a historical show on an animation screen, showing the history of the Vikings. This place is very educational. The museum is not very big. There are only 2 floors but it is packed with a long history. Admission fee is about 80 Nok. Knowledge score 10/10 Interesting variety score 9/10 The outside of the museum is a 2-story building. We took pictures and checked in to find out the location. The inside is closed. There are Viking ships located at various points. The picture I brought to show you is the highlight ship. It actually looks quite magical. It is majestic and has intensity in itself. They have a documentary that tells the story as an animation to make it easy to understand the content. Most importantly, the picture is very beautiful. The picture is projected on the cloth, playing with shadows and light, giving the atmosphere of riding a Viking ship at night amidst the light and surrounded by the sea. It's like being in the ancient world of the Vikings. If you like this kind of history, come here. It doesn't take long. Take a 15-minute bus ride. Let's try planning a trip. This is another place you should check in. #Viking #TravelPlan #HistoricalTourism #TravelAbroad #MuseumVisit