Exhibitions - NTNU University Museum
NTNU University Museum is closed until further notice
To prevent the spread of the corona virus, the NTNU University Museum has decided to close the exhibitions until further notice. To begin with, all events are canceled until May 1. We don’t know when the museum will open again, but the situation is being assessed on an ongoing basis. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Exhibitions
Ticket prices
- Adults - NOK 100
- Children (6-16), students, seniors - NOK 60
- Children under 6 - Free
- Family, group with children and adults, max. 5 people - NOK 300
- Groups with 10 people or more, when tickets purchased together - NOK 90/50
- School classes /preschools with teacher, student groups with teacher - Free
- Individuals providing assistance to those with disabilities - Free
- ICOM, Ecsite, Norwegian Museum Association members - Free
FROM THE STONE AGE TO THE VIKING ERA:
Mid-Norway's prehistory
EXPERIENCE THE CITY AS IT WAS 800 YEARS AGO:
Medieval Trondheim
FROM BUTTERFLIES TO THE SIBERIAN TIGER:
The Ark
JUBILEE EXHIBITION:
1760 - Science on the edge of the world
WHERE DO WE COME FROM?
A history of humankind
LOCAL BIRDLIFE:
The Trøndelag diorama
FROM THE COAST TO THE MOUNTAINS OF MID-NORWAY:
Nature and the environment
How illegal trade can threaten species’ existence
Deadly trade
WHAT CREATURES LURK BENEATH THE SURFACE?
Explore the deep sea
Foyer exhibitions
In the foyer we are showing short, temporary exhibitions.
Elegant and refined
Sophisticated Stone Age
How to get to the Museum
The exhibitions and main reception are in "Gunnerushuset".
Accessibility
The NTNU University Museum has elevators in all buildings.
There are separate parking lots for disabled visitors by the entrances of all three buildings.
Transport
The Museum is only a short walk from the main square in Trondheim.
The tram Gråkallbanen stops outside Hospitalkirken (the "Hospital" Church) in the street Kongens gate.
Bus stops outside of the Hospital Church in the street Kongens gate and in the street Prinsens gate next to the movie theatre Prinsen Kino.
Parking in the car park at Leüthenhaven.