The Norwegian Nobel Institute, at Henrik Ibsens gate 51 in Oslo, administers the Nobel Peace Prize. A visit can give you a closer look at the prize’s history, its laureates and the ideas behind peace efforts and global politics. The institute also has a library for more in-depth reading. It is separate from the Nobel Peace Center, so check which one you plan to visit before setting out.
The institute and the Peace Prize
The Norwegian Nobel Institute administers the Nobel Peace Prize. Its work connects the prize with the history of its laureates and with questions of global politics and peace efforts.
The institute is not the Nobel Peace Center. They are separate entities, so use the institute’s address, Henrik Ibsens gate 51, when planning a visit here.
The library
The institute’s library is a place to spend time with reading on global politics. It may suit visitors who want to explore these subjects in more depth alongside learning about the Peace Prize.
FAQ
Where is the Norwegian Nobel Institute?
It is at Henrik Ibsens gate 51, 0255 Oslo, Norway.
Is the Norwegian Nobel Institute the Nobel Peace Center?
No. They are separate entities.
What can you learn about at the institute?
The institute administers the Nobel Peace Prize, and a visit can provide insight into the prize, its laureates, global politics and peace efforts.
