Great fun on a rainy day . Very good interactive displays and audio.





- The museum is equipped with a variety of modern technologies. - Norwegian fairy tales and legends are presented using art, storytelling, and AR. - Explore the Troll Habitat - All texts at the exhibits are in English and Norwegian - An audio guide is available in 10 languages (Norwegian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese) and is included in the ticket price - Info touch screens in 11 languages (Norwegian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese) - Tablets with Augmented Reality in 11 languages (Norwegian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese)
Welcome to the Troll Museum in Bergen - the largest museum in Norway dedicated entirely to trolls and fairy tales. Centrally located in Bergen city, we aim to bring you closer to the magic of Norwegian folk beliefs and the creatures that populate them. Our museum is a unique blend of detailed handmade art, traditional storytelling, and modern digital technologies. The exhibits incorporate augmented reality features that superimpose moving elements and sound on the art you can see. In addition, the museum is equipped with immersive technologies and interactive elements, all of which expand on the physical exhibit and bring you further into the world of fairy tales. This translates into a unique museum experience where you can dip your toes into Norwegian folklore and discover how the idea of trolls has changed over time. The museum also has a number of board games and creativity zones where you can have some fun, as well as a small library stocked with books of fairy tales.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bergen Troll Museum Entry Ticket lasts about 1–2 hours. The itinerary has 1 stop.
Prices start at $27 per person for this Bergen experience, booked through Viator with the price shown before checkout. There is 1 booking option, so the final price depends on the option you choose.
Yes. Cancel at least 1 day before the start for a full refund. Later cancellations are non-refundable.
The experience is available in NO, DE, DE, RU, RU, PT, PT, EN, EN, ZH-CN, ZH-CN, IT, IT, PL, PL, FR, FR, NL, NL, ES, ES.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Wheelchair accessible Transportation options are wheelchair accessible All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Yes, bookings are confirmed instantly.
Travellers rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 67 verified reviews; it is run by Troll Museum Bergen.
Great fun on a rainy day . Very good interactive displays and audio.
Great for kids of all ages!!!!
It was adorable!!!!! They did such a great job explaining the myths of Trolls, how they became known of in Norway, etc. The special effects were so well thought out. Wished I could bring my grandbabies through this cute museum!
This museum was so cute! Obviously, I learned a lot about trolls but also other Norwegian mythical creatures and fairy tales. It is great for kids but also fun for adults.
Nice little museum but very cluttered. A tablet is provided at the entrance for you to listen to or read the stories related to the trolls. Allow yourself time for this visit, and if reading scares you, move along! The information is numerous and dense. One can quickly give up in the face of so much information. Special mention for the reception staff, as friendly as a barn door.
It starts off well with the mythological stories, which are very interesting. Unfortunately, in the middle of the visit, they abandoned the cultural aspect for the purely fun side. It gives the impression that they wanted to make it last without having much more to say. A few fun activities, but overall nothing transcendent. The audio guide also had network issues, which meant the text cut out regularly.
It's not exactly boring here, but not particularly fun either. Small children might find it interesting, but given how deeply trolls are embedded in the culture in Norway (as well as in Sweden), I think there could have been more rewarding, more artistic and thought-provoking installations for adults. So don't prioritize the museum, I mean, if you don't have small children maybe.
It's well created but very heavy content with a lot of names and places. There were activities for kids and a few interactive exhibits that were great. Sadly, it was quite hot and stuffy inside.
We spent a couple of hours at the Troll Museum with our 11 yr old grandson. The exhibits were more scholarly than I expected—I would have liked more time to peruse but they did not hold a child’s interest. He really liked the scavenger hunt and there were friendly helpful guides for when he got stuck. We arrived soon after opening and by the time we left it was much more crowded. Come early.
Informative, presented in a playful way for children. Can be easily planned into the day. Not far away. We were at the cable car first. From there 15 min. On foot
| Tour | Duration | Rating | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Bergen Troll Museum Entry Ticket | 1–2 hours | 4.3 (67) | $27 | |
Guided Car Tour Old Bergen Museum and Fantoft, Stavechurch | 4 hours | 5.0 (1) | $581 | View |
Walking Tour in Bergen of the Past and Present | 2 hours | 4.9 (2,078) | $38 | View |
Guided Tour To Nærøyfjorden, Flåm & Stegastein - incl. 2h cruise | 11 hours | 4.8 (1,170) | $318 | View |
Mostraumen Fjord Cruise – Operated & Guided by Locals | 3h 30min | 4.4 (936) | $68 | View |
Best Views of Bergen - Segway Day Tour | 2 hours | 4.8 (520) | $100 | View |
Guided tour - Viking Village, Nærøyfjord Cruise and Flåm Railway | 10h 30min | 4.7 (499) | $430 | View |