The Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg lived in the villa at Troldhaugen with his wife, singer Nina Grieg.
Join our daily guided tours and explore the historical surroundings.
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The 1885 villa at Troldhaugen is the museum’s main attraction. The couple lived here the last 22 summers of Edvard Grieg's life.
Foto: Thor Brødreskift
Foto: Thor Brødreskift
Foto: Thor Brødreskift
Foto: Thor Brødreskift
The site is brimming with memories of Grieg. A large number of objects after the couple are conserved here, telling of a rich musical life.
Selected concerts are still performed in the villa on Grieg’s Steinway grand piano from 1892. Learn more about the grand piano in this video:
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Nice to know
To visit the villa, you buy an entrance ticket in the museum.
In the villa, we have hosts working all the time, who will take you on a short tour.
You can visit the rest of the museum and the outdoor area with the same entrance ticket. The cafe and shop are also open.
Are you going to a concert at Troldhaugen? Then you get entry to the villa and the museum included in your concert ticket.