Skøytemuseet

About the museum

Skøytemuseet is located at Frogner stadion in Oslo, where speed skaters and figure skaters have competed for over a hundred years. The museum has roots going back to 1914 and took its present form in 1985, when Oslo Skøiteklub opened it under the stands of the stadium.

The collection includes large trophy collections after the skating legends Axel Paulsen and Oscar Mathisen, as well as photographs and written documents on the history of speed skating and figure skating. The museum is run by volunteers and is open on certain days throughout the year.

Highlights

• Trophy collections after Axel Paulsen and Oscar Mathisen
• Photographs and documents on speed skating and figure skating
• Located at Frogner stadion

Permanent exhibition

• Skøytehistorie – Trophies after Axel Paulsen and Oscar Mathisen, and photographs and documents on the history of speed skating and figure skating.

Founded

1985

Operated by

Oslo Skøiteklub

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