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Nobel Peace Center

Oslo, Norway

Peace & ConflictHuman rightsEducationHeritage
Operating foundation
Profile last updated: May 5, 2026

About

Nobel Peace Center is a foundation based in Oslo, Norway working on peace & conflict, human rights, education +1 more.

The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway is the museum of the Nobel Peace Prize. It is an independent not-for-profit foundation financed through private donations and government grants. It runs exhibitions, guided tours, events, educational programmes and digital content that draw on the ideas and work of Nobel Peace Prize laureates, aiming to build knowledge, spark curiosity and strengthen skills for dialogue and understanding about peace, human rights and global challenges. Each year it welcomes around 200,000 visitors, including more than 700 school groups, and it is housed in the converted 1872 train station at Oslo City Hall Square. The building also hosts rentals of its Train Hall, Mandela room and arrival hall for events, with discounted rates discussed for volunteer and non-profit organisations.

Location

Oslo, Norway

Organisation type

Operating foundation

Focus areas

Nobel Peace PrizemuseumexhibitionspeacedialogueOslo

Languages

EN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Peace & ConflictHuman rightsEducationHeritage

Works for

Students

How they work

Awareness & education

Countries of operation

Norway

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsGovernment funding

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