*Hel, the goddess of death, was Loki’s daughter. She ruled over the Kingdom of Nilfheim, the cold, dark and misty world of the death.
IMMERSIVE VIKING MUSEUM IN OSLO, NORWAY
ABOUT US
Do you want to discover the Viking Age in an entirely new way? Look no further than the Viking Planet!
The Viking Planet Oslo is a 1600 square metre digital portal to the Viking Age located in the heart of Oslo right across from Oslo City Hall.
THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN
EXPERIENCE AT THE VIKING PLANET
TAKE PART IN HISTORY
Thanks to ground-breaking virtual reality technology, you can now step back more than a thousand years to the western coast of Norway and experience an award-winning hyper-realistic drama as it unfolds before your very eyes.
HIGH-END PRODUCTIONS
To produce the highest quality content possible, we have partnered with Ridley Scott Associates, Dimension Studio, M74, as well as one of Norway’s most celebrated directors; Erik Gustavson.
IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES
With our 270° cinema focusing on Norway’s natural beauty and day-to-day life during the Viking Age in addition to our VR movie, The Ambush, we guarantee a truly unique and immersive experience.
LEARN ABOUT THE VIKING AGE IN AN ENTIRELY NEW WAY
We aim to connect our guests to the Viking Age in an innovative and engaging way. As you make your way through our museum, you will come face-to-face with life sized Holograms, explore interactive 3D artefacts and discover some of the most important aspects of the Viking Age through interactive screens.
AN INCLUSIVE APPROACH
Our content is presented in twelve different languages: English, Norwegian, German, French, Italian, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, and Russian to accommodate visitors from across the world.

AN AWARD-WINNING EXPERIENCE IN OSLO
Hand selected by a jury of industry experts, our VR film, The Ambush, was awarded best VR Film at Aesthica Film Festival in 2019.

5-STAR VR EXPERIENCE IN OSLO, NORWAY

If you’re obsessed with Vikings (the TV show or the real ones), Norse mythology, or even Game of Thrones, then The Viking Planet is an absolute gem! 🤩 This interactive museum will transport you back in time with its fantastic VR experience—seriously, it’s like stepping onto a Viking ship. 🛶 The highlight? A virtual tour of the Viking Ship Museum, which is a lifesaver since it’s currently closed for repairs (at the time of this review). The overall ticket price is quite reasonable, though the Viking VR game—where you get to battle like a true Norse warrior—does cost a bit extra. Still, it’s absolutely worth every krone! 💪🔥 Pro Tip: Plan for at least 2 hours to soak it all in. The immersive experience and fun activities make it an incredible value. 🪓 A massive THANK YOU to the incredible staff—Olivia, Elliotte, and Erica (hope I got your names right!). You were so friendly, full of smiles, and energy.
– Noemi - Get Your Guide
A very interesting and engaging museum which immerses you in the viking world through use of VR, holographics and interactive displays. The staff are very friendly. I would recommend this to anyone who visits Oslo.
– Dale B. - Tripadvisor
It is remarkable how they have created holograms, so realistic you feel like you are there with them. This is the best way to learn history. The kids LOVED it (so so much more than the museum). They have interactive programs where you create your own boat or person - the kids loved this. The highlight was the Viking ship - oh my goodness. This is one of the best experiences I’ve ever had.
– Debbie Gadsby - Google
Well worth a visit. Enjoyable and informative. The virtual reality was cool! Talk to the staff to get the best out of it. The staff were brilliant and helpful!
– Getaway802014 - Tripadvisor
Excellent experience, loads of fresh ideas on how to present Viking history. Considering this is a very new venture it feels polished and professional. The staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. If you take time to appreciate each different area, REALLY take the time you will get a lot out of it. For Oslo, it is very well priced. I'm not sure if it is included on the Oslo card yet, but if not it should be.
– G C - Google
. The 4D film is jaw-dropping. Amazing digital exhibits and interactive panels. In addition, there are many languages to choose from when translating texts. Great time spent - 2 hours is not enough - I honestly recommend it - it's worth it!
– Paweł W - Google Reviews