It was around £15 English pounds.... so $20 ish

It's easy to get there by the ferry, you can catch it near the town hall and then it's about a 10 minute walk from the ferry stop to the folk museum. If you have a full day you can then walk from the folk museum to the viking ship museum and the Fram or Kon-Tiki museums where there is another ferry stop to return to the city center. The ferry information is online.

"Dogs have to be leashed and are welcome to the museum grounds and Open-Air Museum - outdoors. They can not enter in buildings and exhibitions. " Text from: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/hours-fees-directions

ЗахОдите на сайты музеев, там вся информация есть. Уверен, что 1-го не работает.

There are benches however there is also a lot of walking required to see the exhibits. In addition, there are a couple of fairly steep hills to climb (to see the Stave Church). It is well worth the time but substantial walking is required.

I also did not see anything on pony or horse riding in Oslo. I can't say that we looked. Good luck.

The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History is approximately 12 minutes (5.6kms) from that hotel. It's open May 15 - September 14: Every day 10:00 - 18:00 and September 15 - May 14: Weekdays 11:00 - 15:00, Sat and Sun 11:00 - 16:00.

Viking Museum - 30min Fram Polar - 1h30min / 2h Norwegian Museum of Cultural History - 2h / 4h Take one day for all three with travel and food breaks in the middle

My memory is that it was about a 20 minute bus ride. It is open air, but fenced and with specific entry and exit, therefore it is not open at all times, just outdoors.

Every exhibit is described in both Norwegian and English both here and at all the other Oslo museums we visited. The explanations of what you are seeing and their social contexts are all excellent.