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A small museum but with a lot of authentic charm
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点评：This a is small independent museum and does not benefit from the large amounts of funding provided to the national museums in Oslo, so please do not expect lots of interactives, touch screens, projections etc rather instead it has a lot of authentic charm. The museum houses various trams and trolleybuses that served the streets of Oslo through the years, which are tightly packed back-to-back together with other objects and equipment such as signals and signage all in an old depot brick building.
It's easy to walk round between the vehicles, many of which are open to walk through and 'sit in', which is great for immersion and the children seemed to love doing so. Information boards are located at the front and give information about the trams service in both written Norwegian and English. There is no audio guide to take round. There was however a small little children's trail that could be taken round, which was free. I spent about just over an hour having a wonder round taking pictures and reading, although enthusiasts could spend twice as long here.
Kudos to the older gentlemen welcoming people in, he used to work on the tram network himself and is now retired and clearly is very passionate, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the museum. His command of English was excellent too. The entrance is done up as a small ticket house, which also houses the shop, filled with lots of old stock, vintage signs, and posters of the transport network too. Felt like a little treasure trove. Considering this is one of the cheaper places to visit in Oslo (only 50 NOK), it was definitely worth it.
It's easy to walk round between the vehicles, many of which are open to walk through and 'sit in', which is great for immersion and the children seemed to love doing so. Information boards are located at the front and give information about the trams service in both written Norwegian and English. There is no audio guide to take round. There was however a small little children's trail that could be taken round, which was free. I spent about just over an hour having a wonder round taking pictures and reading, although enthusiasts could spend twice as long here.
Kudos to the older gentlemen welcoming people in, he used to work on the tram network himself and is now retired and clearly is very passionate, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the museum. His command of English was excellent too. The entrance is done up as a small ticket house, which also houses the shop, filled with lots of old stock, vintage signs, and posters of the transport network too. Felt like a little treasure trove. Considering this is one of the cheaper places to visit in Oslo (only 50 NOK), it was definitely worth it.
翻译：这是一个小型独立博物馆，并没有受益于奥斯陆国家博物馆提供的大量资金，因此请不要期望有大量的互动、触摸屏、投影等，而是它具有很多真实的魅力。博物馆内陈列着多年来在奥斯陆街道上运行的各种有轨电车和无轨电车，这些电车和无轨电车与信号和标牌等其他物品和设备背靠背紧密地堆放在一座古老的车站砖砌建筑中。
在车辆之间走动很容易，其中许多车辆都是开放的，可以步行和“坐进去”，这非常适合沉浸式体验，孩子们似乎很喜欢这样做。信息板位于前面，以挪威语和英语两种语言提供有关电车服务的信息。没有音频指南可供携带。不过有一条小小的儿童步道可以绕一圈，而且是免费的。我花了大约一个多小时的时间进行了精彩的拍照和阅读，尽管爱好者可以在这里花两倍的时间。
感谢欢迎人们进来的老先生们，他本人曾经在有轨电车网络上工作，现在已经退休，显然他对博物馆非常热情、热情且知识渊博。他的英语水平也非常好。入口处是一个小售票处，里面也是商店，里面摆满了很多旧货、老式标志和交通网络的海报。感觉就像一个小宝库。考虑到这是奥斯陆最便宜的旅游景点之一（只需 50 挪威克朗），这绝对是值得的。
在车辆之间走动很容易，其中许多车辆都是开放的，可以步行和“坐进去”，这非常适合沉浸式体验，孩子们似乎很喜欢这样做。信息板位于前面，以挪威语和英语两种语言提供有关电车服务的信息。没有音频指南可供携带。不过有一条小小的儿童步道可以绕一圈，而且是免费的。我花了大约一个多小时的时间进行了精彩的拍照和阅读，尽管爱好者可以在这里花两倍的时间。
感谢欢迎人们进来的老先生们，他本人曾经在有轨电车网络上工作，现在已经退休，显然他对博物馆非常热情、热情且知识渊博。他的英语水平也非常好。入口处是一个小售票处，里面也是商店，里面摆满了很多旧货、老式标志和交通网络的海报。感觉就像一个小宝库。考虑到这是奥斯陆最便宜的旅游景点之一（只需 50 挪威克朗），这绝对是值得的。
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