MUNCH, Oslo

Entrance is 180 Krone ($17), but it's free on Wednesdays after 6:00 PM.

You can see some of Edvard Munch's works for free around the vicinity if you don't want to pay for entry.

Visit the Edvard Munch Museum on Wednesday nights for free entry.

Using the Oslo Pass grants free entrance, so it's a great way to save money while visiting.

Make sure to check out the deli cafe on the ground floor for some quick bites after your visit.

Don't miss the bar and restaurant on the 12th floor for a meal with a view.

Check out the rooftop bar for a drink and amazing views if you pay to enter the museum.

If you're an art lover, this is a must-visit spot in Oslo.

Check if there are any special exhibitions when you visit, as they can be quite unique.

Make sure to check out the museum's unique architecture and exhibitions dedicated to Edvard Munch.

With 13 floors and 11 gallery spaces, be prepared to spend a good amount of time exploring the vast collection.

Even if you're not an art fan, the architecture of the museum and the views from the top are worth the visit.

Plan your visit to see both 'The Scream' and the interesting exhibitions by contemporary artists.

Check if there are any special exhibitions before your visit for a unique experience.

The museum has the largest collection of Edvard Munch's works, including 'The Scream.'

Take your time to appreciate the details in the artwork; it can be a therapeutic experience.

Plan your visit around the exhibition schedule to see the different versions of 'The Scream'.

Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid larger crowds.

Plan your visit to avoid crowds, especially during weekends when it can get busy.

Check the schedule as the painting on display changes every hour, and only one version of 'The Scream' is shown at a time.

Plan to spend at least two hours to fully appreciate the exhibits.

Plan your visit to be there every 30 minutes to catch each version of 'The Scream' as they rotate.

Consider visiting during weekdays to avoid the crowds.

The museum has three versions of 'The Scream' on display, rotating every half hour, so plan your visit accordingly to catch them all.