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Åsgårdstrand

Edvard Munch´s house in Åsgårdstrand

  • munchs house
  • inside of Munch livingroom
  • Information panel about Edvard Munch's painting Girls on the Bridge, mounted on a white wooden wall.
  • Cobblestone walkway along the waterfront in Åsgårdstrand, with railings, a pier and houses in the background.
  • Kitchen at Munch's House with green-painted wooden walls, a window, open shelves with crockery and historic kitchen utensils.
  • Historic bedroom at Munch's House with a wooden bed, patterned wallpaper, red curtains and a small writing desk.
  • Old glass bottles with labels and cork stoppers displayed on a dark wooden shelf at Munch's House.
  • Munch's yellow wooden house in Åsgårdstrand with white windows and entrance steps, viewed from the garden with a visitor.
  • Munch's yellow wooden house with a red tiled roof in Åsgårdstrand, surrounded by flowering trees and a stone wall.
  • Visitors outside a red wooden building at Munch's House, with information notices by the entrance.
  • Bust of Edvard Munch on a light-coloured pedestal in front of the yellow house in Åsgårdstrand.
  • Painting by Edvard Munch depicting figures by a railing, with water and houses in the background.
  • Visitors seated during a guided tour inside the studio at Munch's House, surrounded by framed pictures.
  • Bedroom at Munch's House with a made wooden bed, patterned wallpaper, historic furniture and an open book on a table.
  • Visitors in a darkened exhibition room with projected images and purple lighting.
  • White wooden building with flower boxes, a Norwegian flag and a bicycle along a narrow street in Åsgårdstrand.
  • Moonlight over the Oslofjord, viewed through trees from the shoreline in Åsgårdstrand.
  • Munch's yellow wooden house with a red tiled roof in Åsgårdstrand, with visitors walking past along the street.
  • Historic glass objects and small tools on a wooden table beside a bright window at Munch's House.
  • Close-up of a blue-green drinking glass in front of a window at Munch's House.
  • Several old glass bottles with cork stoppers and faded labels on a wooden shelf at Munch's House.
  • Green garden with tall trees and a gravel path leading towards Munch's yellow house in Åsgårdstrand.
  • Small metal tools and glass objects on a dark wooden surface beside a window at Munch's House.
  • Green-painted kitchen at Munch's House with open wooden shelves, white crockery and historic kitchen utensils.
  • Close-up of small metal tools and a glass container on a worn, light-painted wooden surface.
  • Open green-painted wooden cupboard at Munch's House containing cups, crockery and historic household objects.

Visit Edvard Munch's preserved home in Åsgårdstrand and discover the rooms where he lived and worked.

Source: Visit Vestfold