Sporveismuseet is a nice transit museum that does Old Tram trip in Oslo

On many Sundays in a month, it is possible to ride for free with a veteran tram from 1913 through the city’s streets of Oslo again. The tours is usually free and runs between Stortorvet and Majorstuen. The last trip went even goes thru Grunnerløkka and Torshov also sometimes. Sporveismuseet is arranging the trips, but they also have their own museum that is open on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays during the week! Check out our video below on how it is on historical tram days in Oslo etc.

Welcome aboard an historic tram ride! – Distrita TV was there

Taking a historic tram, does something to your heart for sure. They are older, but still they run as fast as the newest ones. Well, some of them at least. Many children loves to take them, because they have a totally different design. Most of the older trams also have a quite interesting design inside of the wagon too. In Oslo, many of the historic trams had seats on the sides etc. It makes the unknown social contact with the other people on the other seat pretty interesting.

Oslo have Museum trips often Every Year

If you love historical trams, then I suggest that you should take a trip to the Tram museum in Oslo which is located in Majorstuen. They are located in the old Tram depot. Here you will find lots of different trams that have been running on the streets of Oslo! But, that’s not all!

The museum also boasts of old metro wagons, old buses and many historical images and notes. This museum is really for everyone that is interested in trams. So, in the summertime. The museum have many historical tram trips around the city, where children and their parents can have a very nice experience together.

Every first Sunday in a month all year, you have Old Tram trip in Oslo

We operate historic trams on Oslo’s network on every first Sunday of the month. The historic tram usually departs from Stortorvet (in the loop across the square) at 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00 towards Majorstuen, where you can visit the Oslo Transport Museum. Days of operation can be found in the programme (in Norwegian).

Here is a map showing where to find the Tram museum in Oslo

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Opening hours
Saturday, Sunday and Monday 12:00 – 15:00 all year.

Admission fees
Adults NOK 50. Children (4-15 years) NOK 25. Families (2+3) NOK 100. Free admission for members of Lokaltrafikkhistorisk forening and our affiliated Nordic societies. We accept debit and credit cards.

Getting here
The Oslo Transport Museum is located in Gardeveien 15 at Majorstuen in Oslo, Norway. Take the underground main line; tram or bus to the stop Majorstuen. Follow the single track from the intersection at the tramstop into Valkyriegata and Harald Hårfagres gate, which leads to the rear end of the museum (the main public entrance being on the other side od the building). There is very limited parking available.