Drammen Museum
The museum has a long and proud history dating back to 1908. Over the years, it has amassed a comprehensive collection of items that shed light on the city’s development from the Viking Age to the present day. Visitors can explore exhibitions on maritime history, urban life, art, and crafts.
Some of the museum’s highlights include:
- Nøstetangen glass: A unique collection of hand-blown glass from the 18th century.
- Baroque Silver: An exquisite selection of silverware from the 18th century.
- Drammensfajanse: Beautiful ceramic pieces from the 18th century.
- Furniture and textiles: A collection of furniture, textiles, and other items from the city’s past.
- Church and folk art: A selection of artworks from churches and private collections in Buskerud.
- Changing exhibitions: The museum regularly hosts changing exhibitions on various themes related to Drammen’s history and culture.
More than just exhibitions
Drammen Museum also offers a variety of activities and programs for visitors of all ages. Children can enjoy treasure hunts, workshops, and other interactive activities, while adults can participate in guided tours, lectures, and workshops. The museum also features a café and a museum shop where you can purchase souvenirs and gifts.
Tip: Check the museum’s website for information on opening hours, ticket prices, and upcoming events.
How to get to Drammen Museum
From Origo Apartment Hotel, you can stroll along the river and cross the Ypsilon Bridge to the beautiful Marienlyst Park, where the museum is located, in about 15 minutes. The park is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the fresh air after a day at the museum.
With its engaging exhibitions, exciting activities, and beautiful surroundings, the museum is an ideal destination for art lovers—whether you’re on a day trip or a longer stay in Drammen.