Norwegian Customs Museum

Openinghours: Weekdays from 11:00 AM – 03:00 PM. Guided tours by appointment. Postal adresse: Norsk Tollmuseum Pb. 8122. Dep. 0032 Oslo Norway Telephone: +47 22 34 68 76 E-mail: museum@toll.no

The Norwegian Customs Museum is accommodated in Tollbugata 1a, in Oslo’s centre, just opposite the Central Railway station

Established in 1915, it gives a picture of the development of the Norwegian Customs and Excise service from the sixteenth century to our days. Original uniforms and items dating back over 350 years.

Things to see at the museum:
• Chests from 1632 – the 1800s
• Uniforms, old and new
• Various smugling methods
• Customs Offices
• Tolls of the Trade
• Artifacts from the long history of The Customs in Norway

 

 

CITES: (Washington Convention on Endangered Species)  Crocodiles are on CITES lists of endangered species and are therefore subject to import control.

BODY TANK:  A cannister attached to the body.  Often used in the Prohibition Era.

 

 

More pictures from The Exhibition


Intenational Association of Customs  / Tax Museums.   
www.customsmuseums.org