When people hear of Vikings, what usually pops into their minds is the stereotypical blonde haired pillager with horns on his helmet, riding on a majestic ship. The Viking Ship Museum in Oslo is the perfect place to dispel any misconceptions you may have of these people, and also learn more about the Viking Age. Most importantly, at this museum, you can learn more about Viking ships and how they were made. See some of the world’s best preserved Viking ships with your very own eyes. Some ships on display include the Oseburg ship, a sophisticated ship with intricate wood carvings, the Gokstad ship, a fast Oak ship made in the 9th century, and the Tune Viking ship, smaller than the other 2 ships, but great for sailing. Why don’t you drop by and see these sturdy behemoths, as well as many other artefacts that have been preserved at the Viking Ship Museum.