The Labor Museum in Oslo focuses on worker history and factory life, with varied exhibitions that shed light on important themes from the industry's development and working conditions. The museum is idyllically located by the Akerselva River, which provides a scenic setting for visitors. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the museum offers the opportunity for city walks, which provide a deeper understanding of the area's historical context.
Visitors can also enjoy a stay in the cultural café, located in Hønse-Lovisa's house, where coffee and waffles are served. The museum has step-free access to the exhibitions, which makes it accessible to everyone. There is also free wifi available for guests, as well as an audio guide that can be downloaded via the "Useeum" app. In the museum shop you can find books and gifts related to labor history, which gives you the opportunity to take a souvenir from your visit with you.