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A national remembrance and learning centre about the 22 July attacks

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Last opening week in Teatergata 10

Building facade with windows and large glass surfaces. Asphalt road ahead. Three walking people seen out of focus.
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Fartein Rudjord / 22. juli-senteret

Week 25: This is our final opening week. We are open on Thursday, 18 June and Friday, 19 June from 11:00 to 16:00. Entry is free.

Thank you to everyone who has visited us at Teatergata 10!

We look forward to welcoming you to the new 22 July Centre at Akersgata 42. We will open in connection with the 15-year commemoration this summer. Stay tuned for more information.

If you have questions about education, please email .

Temporary Exhibitions

EXPIRED EXHIBITION
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Resonance - The music after 22 July
A photo taken from above. An exhibition with purple lines on the floor. People stand around and look at the exhibition. Various purple exhibition installations with screens display information.
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22 July Memorial: Upholding
Image of model of the memorial

Permanent Exhibition: The Public Conversation about 22 July

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The Public Conversation about 22 July
Exhibition elements showing the rose march with an unknown number of people lifting roses. Boy in front. A person stands reading exhibition text in the background.
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Two students sitting with their backs to each other and looking towards the rest of the class and the teacher. A boy raises his hand.
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Fartein Rudjord

Are you a teacher and want to visit the 22 July Centre?

Read more and book educational programs here.

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This is the last spring you can visit the 22 July Centre in its current location and see the existing permanent exhibition.

Many people gathered in a crowd. Adults and children carrying roses. In the centre, a boy lifting a white rose, sitting on a mans shoulders.
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Emilio Morenatti / AP

The 22 July terror attack

22 July 2011 a bomb exploded in the Government Quarter of central Oslo and killed eight people. Later that afternoon, 69 people were killed in a mass shooting on Utøya island.

Read more about the terror attack here

Human consequences of the terror attack

Read the Stories of those we lost

Read the Testimonials