A very different kind of theatre from the regular kind filled with candy stalls and popcorn, the Kino Victoria offers movie goers a unique experience. The elegant theatre offers not just four modern halls showing the latest films, but also an elegant dining experience. Geared toward an older audience, kids aren't allowed in. It's the perfect place for a movie and a date. You can carry your glass of sparking wine in with you, and enjoy a relaxed meal after the feature without having to leave the hall. To find out the latest screenings, as well as reservations; give them a call.
Boasting a fabulous location by the shimmering waters of the river in Sandvika, Musikkflekken is a thriving concert venue that provides impetus to the country's rich rock and metal scene. With a history that stretches back to 1986, this venue has been witness to some truly memorable concerts over the years. Musikkflekken is currently managed by Toothfairy Live, and is available on hire for corporate events, meetings, private parties and concerts. Apart from excellent light and sound systems, Musikkflekken also features a private bar. Conveniently located just a short walk away from the train station, concerts at Musikkflekken attract an audience from not only Sanviska itself, but also from the neighboring city of Oslo.
Kon-Tiki Museum focuses on explorer and scientist Thor Heyerdahl's amazing expeditions all over the world. In addition to the original Kon-Tiki raft, the museum contains vessels like Ra II, a model of the Tigris and countless relics from Heyerdahl's expeditions. A cinema hall here shows films about Heyerdahl's scientific research; there is also a multimedia program. Various exhibitions at the museum include an underwater exhibition featuring a giant whale-shark, a cave tour and a display of rare kinds of boats.
Founded in 1923, this is the world's oldest museum dealing with skis and the history of skiing. Situated in the enormous ski-jump at Holmenkollen (which offers exceptional views of the city), the Ski Museum covers the 4000-year history of skiing and contains exhibits like Viking skis and skis used by famous Arctic explorers like Amundsen and Nansen. The museum also describes the Norwegian royal family's interest in the sport and contains the royal ski collection.