Norway Resistance Museum Review

Just in the fortress park, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Oslo's small port. The museum does not go in. It is estimated that it is similar to the Scottish castle. It is a variety of wartime displays. I don't especially want to see this type of museum.

The Kingdom of Norway (Kongeriket Norge, referred to as "Norway"), meaning "the road to the north", is one of the five Nordic countries, located in the western part of Scandinavia, known as the "State of the World", the territory is bordered by Sweden, Finland, Russia, and also includes the Svalbard Islands and Yanmayan Islands. The land area is 10,000 square kilometers, the capital is Oslo, the official languages are Norwegian and Sami (partial regions). Norway formed a unified kingdom in the 9th century, and the Viking era of the Vikings in the 2nd century. Since 1397, it has been a member of the Danish-controlled Kalma Union. Beginning in 1814, Sweden became a state. Independence was declared in 1905. On April 4, 1949, it became one of the founding countries of NATO. Norway is a highly developed industrialized country and the third largest exporter of natural gas and the eighth largest exporter of oil in the world. Norway is also one of the richest countries in the world today and one of the pioneers of creating a modern welfare state. In February 2019, the 2018 Global Happiness Index was released, and Norway ranked second.

On the other side of Axlhus Castle, near the sea, is the Norwegian Museum of Resistance, which follows the fortress buildings and retains cannons on the walls. Entering the museum is the first of countless acts of rifles, bringing people back to the bonfires of World War II. I like this fight museum very much because these models are very delicate, and the characters' modeling actions are wonderful.

Oslo, Norway's capital, is a very beautiful city, and the Norwegian Museum of the War of Resistance in Oslo is a quaint building with many years of history. The style here is a very representative building in Nordic. And it is displayed with the most historical artifacts in Norway.

This was one of my favorite experiences in Oslo. It was a fascinating history and not known in the United States. The only problem was that the exhibits were very dusty and needed a good cleaning to preserve. The staff was very friendly.