The Historical Museum in Oslo has been with Minicards since 2013 and they have two Minicards on our displays. 
The first card is promoting the Historical Museum and the second one is promoting the Viking Ship museum. They are both situated on the island of Bygdøy.

"- We are plased with Minicards that deliver a good product for a reasonable price."

Senior Adviser of exhibitons and publications section
The Historical Museum Oslo

As mentioned above this museum is a part of The Historical Museum of Oslo. Here you can see the best preserved viking ship in the world.

"- Well performed statistics that has given us a lot of visitors since we started using Minicards."

Senior Adviser of exhibitons and publications section
The Historical Museum Oslo

The Fram Museum has been advertising with Minicards since 2014 and are now on their second year. This museum is named after a ship used for polar exploration that was active during late 17th century and early 18th century. As the Minicard says this museum has been declared the best museum in Norway.

" - We are pleased with Minicards and overall we like the concept."

Superintendent
The Fram Museum

The Museum of Norwegian Culture has been using Minicards since 2013 and today they have two cards promoting two different museums. 

" - I have been visiting hotels in Oslo and I really like the way you handle the service and the resupplying."

Marketing and sponsorship advisor
The Museum of Norwegian Culture

The horse racing track Øvrevoll Galoppbane has been with Minicards since 2013. It was founded in 1932 and is located about 15 minutes outside of Oslo. The frontside of the Minicard contains their logotype and a photo taken from a race. While the backside contains directions and racing dates for tourists to easily be able to find the location during their travels.

"- Minicards are good at designing cards that work well for our business."

Head of Marketing
Øvrevoll Galoppbane

The Holmenkollen ski museum has been advertising with Minicards since 2012. When visiting Holmenkollen tourists can see one of the most famous arenas for ski jumping in the world.

"- With a nice looking design Minicards work very well to attract tourists from hotels."

Operations manager culture and tourism facility
Holmenkollen ski museum

The National Museum of Art in Oslo are now on their fourth year of advertising with Minicards. On the frontside we see the famous painting by norwegian painter Edvard Munch that was active during late 17th century until the middle of 18th century. His most famous painting 'The scream' is portrayed on the frontside of this Minicard and the backside contains a map and some general information about the museum.

"- We like Minicards therefore we will continue to advertise with them for many years ahead."

Marketing and events manager
The National Museum of Art in Oslo

Hard Rock CAFE in Oslo has been advertising with Minicards since 2013 and just like in Stockholm they are on their fifth year of advertising. Their Minicard gives a free gift in the souvenir shop.

"- We received a lot of cards during the year and we also had customers that used the Minicards app to navigate here."

Sales and marketing coordinator
Hard Rock CAFE Oslo

DOGA contracted Minicards during 2016 to connect to visitors arriving to the capital of Norway. With a simple and easy-to-read design, below you can read their testimonial.

"- We have seen an increase in the total amount of visitors compared to earlier years and will be using Minicards mainly for the summer season."

Head of communication
The Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture

The Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo has been advertising with Minicards since 2013 and is situated on the island of Bygdøy. On the frontside we see the raft built by the explorer Thor Heyerdahl that he used to sail from South America to Polynesia. Below the picture there is a quote from Heyerdahl and the backside is focusing on direction and some general information about the museum and its opening dates.

"- We are very pleased with the arrangement we have with Minicards."

Head of Marketing
The Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo