Arriving by car
Kistefos is located about an hour drive from both Oslo and Drammen. Park your car directly at the premises.
Public transport
Catch a train to Hønefoss and/or hop on one of the local buses. The bus stops at Kistefos are called Kistefossvegen and Bergermoen. It's about 1 km to walk from the bus stops and to Kistefos.
Where to find us
Kistefos, Samsmoveien, 41N-3520 Jevnaker, Norway Telephone: +47 61 31 03 83E, mail: post@kistefosmuseum.com
Season 2019
26 May - 17 Nov
Opening hours
- Tue - Sun 11 - 17
- Mon - Sun (July only) 11 - 17
Tickets
- Adults 150,-
- Children (up to and including 16) Free
- Seniors/Students 120,-
- Groups 120,-
- Season ticket Adult 450,-
- Season ticket Senior/Student 350,-
- Area ticket outside opening hours 90,-
Famous architecture alongside historical industry and art exhibitions, set in a stunning sculpture park.
July 16, 2019
Open: 11.00 – 17.00
Spectacular new gallery space
The new fabulous museum at Kistefos, designed by world renowned architect Bjarke Ingels Group, BIG, opens Wednesday September 18th, 2019. The building has been named the top architectural museum project in the world to open in 2019, by both the Daily Telegraph and Bloomberg.
Our history
The Kistefos Museum and Sculpture Park was founded in 1996. It occupies the site of the old wood-pulp mill founded 1889. The old factory now houses an industrial museum which hosts annual, shifting exhibitions.
New sculpture by Yayoi Kusama
Official unveiling of the sculpture “Shine of Life” by Yayoi Kusama at the opening of the season in May.
Sculptor park of international standing
The scenic Kistefos Sculpture Park has an impressive collection of works by internationally renowned contemporary artists including Anish Kapoor, Jeppe Hein, Tony Cragg, Olafur Eliasson, Fernando Bottero and Elmgreen & Dragset. The sculpture park focus is sight specific and international contemporary works of art.
Urd. J. Pedersen, TEMPO TEMPO TEMPO, 2017, Linocut on paper.
Current exhibition
TEMPO TEMPO TEMPO
26. May – 17. November 2019
The group exhibition TEMPO TEMPO TEMPO
focuses on eight contemporary artists based in Norway: Ragna Bley, Marthe Ramm Fortun, Ane Graff, Yngve Holen, Sandra Mujinga, Urd J. Pedersen, Eirik Sæther, and…