Noteworthy — In the Hauge Center in Ulvik, you can learn about the life and works of Olav H. Hauge, but you can also discover many forms of poetry in new and exciting ways.

Noteworthy — The new Munchmuseet will open in Spring 2020 in Bjørvika on Oslo’s waterfront. The brand new building, designed by Estudio Herreros, will house the more than 28,000 works that Edvard Munch bequeathed to the City of Oslo.

Noteworthy — The Ivar Aasen Centre is dedicated to the Norwegian linguist Ivar Aasen who has changed the language history of Norway. The museum offers great experiences of language, literature, architecture, art and music.

Noteworthy — The Garborg Center is a literary science museum about the author couple Arne and Hulda Garborg. The center is known for innovatively presenting their ideas and literature, and the exhibition sparks an interest to investigate further and encourage visitors to take on creative work.

Noteworthy — The Perspektivet Museum is a cultural history museum in Tromsø, located in a beautiful old trading house, where the Norwegian writer Cora Sandel once lived.

Noteworthy — The Petter-Dass Museum in Alstahaug is dedicated to the Norwegian priest and pastor Petter Dass, who plays a central role in Norwegian cultural history due to his special poetry.

Noteworthy — In the small town of Grimstad in southern Norway you can visit the houses of two of Norway's most famous poets: Henrik Ibsen and Knut Hamsun.