Amfi

Our intimate circle-shaped hall can provide a unique setting for meetings and seminars.

MUNCH’s amphitheatre seen from the inside. The room is circular with windows all around, and in the centre are four rows of chairs arranged in an amphitheatre style. Photograph.

Photo: Ove Kvavik, Munchmuseet

The unique amphitheatre, located in the midst of the Foyer, is particularly well suited to meetings, seminars and lectures. Drapes can be used to partially block views into the venue, according to your requirements.

At Amfi, we offer a standard meeting package, available for full-day or half-day bookings.

  • Half-day: 10:00 – 13:00 – NOK 999 per person
  • Full-day: 10:00 – 16:00 – NOK 1,099 per person

Included in the day package:

  • Access to Amfi from 10:00
  • Standard AV equipment: HDMI projector and screen, two hand-held microphones
  • Coffee, tea and water available throughout the day
  • Pastries and fruit on arrival
  • Lunch at the Museum Café (wraps/sandwiches, dessert and mineral water)
  • Afternoon snack service (full-day package only)
  • Museum ticket, valid on the day of the meeting

Minimum 20 participants

Amfi is also available as a breakout room when hiring Festsal or the Sky Room.

About Amfi:

  • 48 seated guests
  • 60 m²
  • Surround sound
  • 16:9 screen with Panasonic 20K ANSI projector

The amphitheatre at MUNCH seen from the podium at the bottom. Four rows of black chairs are separated by a central aisle. Windows surround the entire room. Photograph.
Photo: Ove Kvavik, Munchmuseet
The amphitheatre at MUNCH seen from the entrance. A circular room with windows all around. In front of the windows hangs a thin silk fabric in all the colours of the rainbow. In the centre of the room are several rows of black chairs. Photograph.
Photo: Ove Kvavik, Munchmuseet
The amphitheatre at MUNCH seen from the back row. Four rows of black chairs are positioned on each side of a central aisle. Photograph.
Photo: Ove Kvavik, Munchmuseet
MUNCH’s amphitheatre seen from the inside. The room is circular with windows all around, and in the centre are four rows of chairs arranged in an amphitheatre style. Photograph.
Photo: Ove Kvavik, Munchmuseet