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What´s on at Kode this summer

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Foto: Dag Fosse / Kode

Opening hours

The Art Museums

Tuesday – Friday: 10 am – 6 pm

Saturday and Sunday: 10 am – 4 pm

Edvard Grieg´s Troldhaugen

Tuesday – Sunday: 10 am – 4 pm

Harald Sæverud´s Siljustøl

Sundays: 10 am – 4 pm

Edvard Munch at Kode

See the world’s third-largest collection of Munch artworks at Kode!

We present a selection of Edvard Munch’s paintings, including well-known works such as Evening on Karl Johan, The Woman in Three Stages, and many others.

We also offer several daily guided tours on Munch. See the schedule here.

Where:

Rasmus Meyer

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday: 10:00–18:00
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00–16:00

Buy your ticket (includes guided tour)
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Edvard Munch: Aften på Karl Johan/ Evening on Karl Johan (1892)

Edvard Munch: Selvportrett / Self Portrait (1909)

Edvard Munch: Damene på broen / The Women on the Bridge (1923)

Edvard Munch: Sjalusi / Jealousy (1895)

Edvard Munch med briller, foran to akvareller og «Stående dame med samojed» II / Self-Portrait in the Front of Two Watercolours at Ekely II, 1930. Munchmuseet

Guided tours of the Munch collection

Explore new connections between the works and gain a deeper understanding of Munch and his life.

Delve further into the art, and discover why these works remain relevant more than 100 years after they were created.

Tuesday to Friday: 12:00, 14:00 and 17:00
Saturday to Sunday: 12:00 and 14:00

The guided tour is held in English, lasts 30 minutes and is included in the entrance ticket.

To join the guided tour, sign up at the reception desk in the Rasmus Meyer museum.

Buy your ticket (includes guided tour)

More guided tours this summer

Experience Edvard Grieg where the music was created!

Troldhaugen is open Tuesday–Sunday

The historic villa itself is currently closed for renovation. It will reopen in the summer of 2027.

Our main attraction is our concert program, featuring three daily concerts of Grieg’s music. See more information below.

You can also visit the café, join guided outdoor tours, or explore the grounds using our outdoor audio guide.

And you may even encounter Edvard and Nina Grieg strolling through the garden!

Daily Grieg concerts

Every day from Tuesday to Sunday, we offer three Grieg concerts that bring you close to both the music and the place that inspired it.

For an overview of the pianists performing and their program, click here

We offer different concert programs featuring Grieg´s music:

10.15 and 12.00: Selected piano works

14.00: The Holberg Suite

Concert tickets cost 450 NOK and includes admission and guided tour.

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We offer a bus between the city centre and Troldhaugen!

Bus tickets and info

About the concerts

Concerts in the Thaulow-exhibition

From 10 June to 21 August, we invite you to concerts in the Frits Thaulow exhibition, on Wednesdays and Fridays at 16:00.

Experience Norwegian and international Impressionist music, including works by Claude Debussy.

The concert ticket costs NOK 450 and includes admission to all our museums.

The concert lasts 30 minutes.

Buy your combined admission and concert ticket here

More info

Sunday concerts at Siljustøl

Every Sunday from 14 June to 13 September we open the doors to composer Harald Sæverud´s fascinating home, outside of Bergen.

At 14.00, there is a concert performance in the main hall of Siljustøl featuring Sæverud´s music, performed by young award‑winning pianists.

The concert tickets cost 450 NOK, admission included.

Buy your combined admission and concert ticket here

Harald Sæverud was a distinctive and powerful voice in twentieth‑century Norwegian music. The summer concerts at Siljustøl offer a rare sense of closeness to both the music and the place that inspired it.

Sæverud's works are characterised by strong contrasts, clear rhythmic drive and a personal, often dramatic expression.

He drew deep inspiration from the nature surrounding his home, Siljustøl. In these concerts, you experience his works in the very landscape that shaped it.

Read more about Harald Sæverud and Siljustøl here

Harald Sæverud og Marie Hvoslef.

Harald Sæverud, 1953. Foto: Arbeider-Avisa / Sverresborg Trøndelag Folkemuseum.

En av de nye skulpturene på Siljustøl.

Harald Sæverud. Foto: Jon Eriksbakken.

Want even more time to explore?

During the summer, there is so much to experience at Kode that you may find yourself wanting a little more time — to explore at your own pace, linger with what fascinates you, and discover that one day simply isn’t enough.

With the +1 Day ticket for NOK 100, you can enjoy art, concerts and composers’ homes on your own terms.

If you don’t manage to see everything you wanted in one day, you can easily add an extra day for half the price of a regular admission ticket.

The +1 Day ticket is valid on the next opening day after your original visit.

Buy a +1 Day ticket

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Foto: Thor Brødreskift

These are the four art museums in the city centre: Lysverket, Rasmus Meyer, Stenersen and Permanenten.

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Foto: Thor Brødreskift

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