Norwegian Petroleum Museum tickets & tours
Entrance ticket to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum
Norwegian Petroleum Museum in Stavanger shows how offshore operations have become Norway's most important industry, and gives you experiences of this activity. How oil and gas are formed, how resources beneath the seabed are found, and how drilling and production are conducted.
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