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Norway

KODE Art Museum

Exhibition at Kode Art Museum in Bergen, norway

KODE Art Museum in Bergen, Norway is a cultural gem that inspires and educates visitors with its rich collections and stunning exhibitions. The museum complex consists of four buildings – KODE 1, 2, 3, and 4 – each offering a unique and diverse art experience.

KODE 1 showcases an impressive collection of fine art from the Renaissance to contemporary works, including pieces by Edvard Munch and J.C. Dahl. At KODE 2, visitors can explore an extensive collection of silverware, furniture, textiles, and ceramics representing Norwegian decorative arts spanning several centuries.

KODE 3 houses paintings from the Golden Age of Norwegian art in the late 19th century, featuring works by artists such as Hans Heyerdahl and Gerhard Munthe. Meanwhile, KODE 4 focuses on modernist and contemporary art with rotating exhibitions that push boundaries and challenge perspectives.

Beyond its permanent collections, KODE Museum frequently hosts temporary exhibitions that tackle various themes, artistic styles, and time periods to offer fresh perspectives to visitors. The museum’s commitment to showcasing both established and emerging artists makes it a dynamic cultural hub in Bergen.

Moreover, KODE Museum organizes educational programs, workshops, lectures, and guided tours to engage audiences of all ages with art history and creativity. By fostering a deep appreciation for art and culture through innovative programming, KODE Museum plays a vital role in enriching the cultural landscape of Bergen.

Whether you are an art enthusiast or someone seeking inspiration from creative expressions across different eras, aAto KODE Museum promises a captivating journey through Norwegian art history while igniting your imagination with contemporary artistic expressions.

Read what others share about their experience

Jody W.

a month ago
I visited today (11 Jan 2026), only building 2 and 3 are opened. I saw pictures of modern sculpture displays online which I’m interested in seeing , but it’s not those buildings. Building 2 contains only some modern art by local artists and building 3 contains some paintings from Munch. I visited the Munch museum in Oslo and was very...
Rebecca Costigan

4 months ago
I'm an art buff so I quite enjoyed this building of the KODE complex featuring Norwegian painters. Edvard Munch is featured prominently, as well as several Romantic painters such as Dahl. The ground floor of the building itself was quite pretty, with some murals and furniture from the area. I looked into one other KODE building that was open while...
Roman Meyer

a year ago
It is not only one building, but few. Some of them are located on the same street, one (Troldhaugen) is pretty far from this place, but also included in price. Buying the ticket you will have small brochure, where are places are marked. Depending on season, something can be closed. From all I could see on this street, only one part of the...
Traveler

2 years ago
Collection of 4 museums, to be honest I’ve seen better museums, but for Bergen I think it’s very good, “Last Dance” installation looks very magical, however knowing why it was created may change your vision on this installation. Other museum is about sound design, quite popular direction now, however not for everyone. Other two are...
Lenore Cicala

6 years ago
If you visit Bergen, Norway, and the weather is rainy, which often is, you should at least spend an afternoon visiting the Kode museums. The entrance fee covers entry into all of the facilities. The museums are all located along a street. The first Kode museum is closed due to renovations. But you could visit numbers 2, 3 and four. The fourth...