West Norway Museum of Decorative Art

Nestled in the heart of Bergen, the West Norway Museum of Decorative Art Museum is a premier institution dedicated to preserving decorative arts. This unique art museum was founded in 1887, featuring a vast collection that belongs to several centuries, displaying the evolution of design and craftsmanship in Norway and beyond. Some major highlights of the art museum are medieval tapestries, an impressive array of silver artifacts, and a vibrant collection of traditional Nordic textiles. 

You may witness exquisite Art Nouveau ceramics and contemporary design pieces in the museum. Along with the permanent art collection, the museum regularly hosts rotating exhibitions, workshops, and educational programs for travelers from all around. In all, this place is a blend of historical and modern exhibits. Since the museum is located in the heart of the city, it makes it easier for travelers to explore and get an enriching experience

• Explore the stunning medieval tapestries that depict biblical stories, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
• Admire the dazzling array of silver artifacts from different eras highlights Norway's rich silversmithing history.
• Witness the vibrant display of traditional Nordic textiles featuring colorful patterns and designs unique to the region.
• Take a look at the beautiful ceramic pieces from the early 20th century reflecting the Art Nouveau movement’s influence in Norway.
• Explore a display of modern Norwegian designers pushing the boundaries of decorative art with innovative materials and techniques.