The museum's main tour
By Nordisk bibel- og bokmuseum
Available from: April - December
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Next available date: 29 Apr 2025
Explore the fascinating history of the Bible at Nordisk Bibelmuseum in Oslo. The Museum's Main Tour showcases a collection of over 4,500 Bibles, including rare editions, while offering insights into the cultural and historical impact of this influential text.
Discover the rich and complex history of the Bible with The Museum's Main Tour at the Nordic Bible Museum, located in the heart of Oslo. This unique museum features founder Rune Arnhoff’s extensive collection of over 4,500 Bibles from Norway, the Nordic region, and beyond.
Among the collection’s rare treasures are a 1541 edition of Gustav Vasa’s Bible, a page from the Gutenberg Bible, a 1487 Latin Bible, and handwritten manuscripts dating back to 1250. The tour provides fact-based information, answering six key questions about the Bible: who wrote it, its contents, where and why it was written, the opposition it has faced, and its influence on language, culture, values, and society.
Visitors are guided through an educational journey that highlights the Bible’s enduring impact on history, society, and law, giving deeper context to its significance. Ideal for anyone interested in history, culture, or religion, this tour offers a unique look at the Bible's legacy, preserving cultural-historical treasures and making them accessible to all.
- View rare editions like Gustav Vasa’s 1541 Bible and an original page from the Gutenberg Bible
- Explore a collection of over 4,500 Bibles from Norway, the Nordic region, and around the world
- Learn about the significance of important Bible translations, from Gutenberg to the world's smallest Bible
Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Please meet at the museum entrance 10 minutes before the tour starts.
Entrance and guided tour
- You are eligible to receive a full refund of the booking amount if you cancel your reservation at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
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