August 31–September 1
Weekend programme
11.00–11.20
3D print a gadget
Workshop
Registration at the reception
Meeting at pillar 7 in the foyer
From 10 years
3D print a keychain or something else that you can take home with you! No prior knowledge required, but it may be beneficial to be comfortable with a PC.
12.00, 14.00 and 16.00
The Model Railway
Display
Drop-in / No registration
The water wheel, 3rd floor
Fits everyone
We start one of the museum's model railways. Follow trains and carousels that move! Maybe you'll find Superman and Batman?
12.00–12.30
Who owns nature?
Guided tour
Drop-in / No registration
Meeting at pillar 4 in the foyer
From 8 years
Are there perpetual motion machines? Did Einstein regret helping to make nuclear power possible? And what is the price of a forest? Join a tour of the exhibition ENERGY in the Time of the Climate Crisis.
13.00–13.40
Science Show
Live show
Registration at the reception
The auditorium, down the stairs by the cafe
Fits everyone
Playful learning through flames, smoke, loud bangs and exciting experiments. Maybe you get hit by a smoke cannon?
14.00–15.00
Rocket workshop
Outdoor workshop
Drop-in / No registration
The terrace at the water wheel, 3rd floor
Fits everyone
Join our rocket workshop where you can make rockets out of paper and launch the rocket sky high!
15.00–16.00
Automata
Outdoor workshop
Registration at the reception
Meeting at pillar 4 in the foyer
From 6 years
Design your own mechanical sculptures that can move up, down or sideways. We build with materials such as cardboard, straws and flower sticks.
Children must be accompanied by an adult on all our activities. If you are late for an activity, your place may go to someone else.

The robot ISAK greets the audience. He is old and can't handle much, but when he feels up to it, he takes a walk to greet visitors.

It is not allowed to bring food and drink into the exhibitions. You are welcome to eat food you have brought in the cafe!
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Exhibition news
Energy in the time of climate crisis
Explore Norway's energy history, participate in fun activities, and learn more about challenges and issues related to energy. What will the energy mix look like in 200 years? Our interactive oracle gives you an insight into the near and not-so-near future.

