Join us at Norsk Folkemuseum this Easter for a special event that invites you to take part in a unique Norwegian holiday tradition of "Påskekrim" - or come and observe local Norwegians celebrate Easter in their own distinctive way.
Welcome to this year’s Easter Crime!
Bunad researcher Anders Svart has been found dead just before he was about to reveal a great secret about the iconic traditional costume, the Setesdal Bunad.
Can you help Officer Kampen uncover the truth behind this mysterious death?
- Join us on a time travel back in history. Perhaps the answer to the mystery lies in revolutionary France or the valley of Setesdal over 200 years ago?
- The story involves a little boy, a great betrayal, a clever plan, a bunad, a battle of colors, and insatiable greed.
- Through 13 stations around the museum, you will meet different characters and uncover various clues that may lead to solving the mystery.
We will draw exciting prizes among the detectives who manage to solve the case.
Suitable for adults and children over 8 years old.
What is the Easter Mystery at Norsk Folkemuseum?
The "Easter Mystery" is an interactive experience at Norsk Folkemuseum in Bygdøy, Oslo.
In Norway, "Easter crime" (or påskekrim as it is called in Norwegian) is a beloved national tradition where people engage in crime stories through books, TV shows, and radio dramas during the Easter holiday.
During Easter, the museum transforms into a living crime scene, filled with clues and suspicious characters.
Guided by the evidence you collect, you’ll meet intriguing figures who may be connected to the mystery. Follow the trail, interact with characters, and piece together the puzzle - can you crack the case?
