The Norwegian Children's Museum, located in Stavanger, is a museum dedicated to children and the history of childhood. The museum offers a time journey through 900 years, where visitors can explore how childhood and growing up have developed over time. With a focus on natural diversity in Rogaland, the museum also presents exhibitions that highlight the region's unique ecosystems.
Among the various exhibitions you will find an art installation by Arne Nøst, as well as an exhibition about the well-known humorist Per Inge Torkelsen. The museum also has a whale skeleton exhibition and a photography exhibition that deals with the themes of prayer and faith. In the museum garden, visitors can experience historical toys, and there is an urban history trail that gives insight into the area's past. In addition, summer activities are organized for both children and adults, which makes the museum an attractive destination for families.