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Meet the Great Figures Who Contributed to World Peace

The Nobel Peace Center is located in Oslo, the capital of Norway, and was established in 2005 to promote understanding of the Nobel Peace Prize and international peace by providing related history and information.

Here, you can explore various permanent and special exhibitions about the history of the Nobel Peace Prize, the stories of past laureates, and international peace and cooperation. These exhibitions aim to remind visitors of the importance of the Nobel Peace Prize and international peace and human rights.

Visit the Nobel Peace Center and be inspired by the stories of great individuals who have contributed to world peace!

The World-Renowned Nobel Peace Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize was established in 1901 according to the will of Alfred Nobel, a German inventor, and is awarded annually to individuals or organizations that have contributed to international peace, cooperation, human rights, and democracy. As a world-renowned honor and glory, the Nobel Peace Prize plays an important role in promoting peace and cooperation around the world.

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded at the Oslo City Hall in Sweden, with the award ceremony taking place every year on October 10, the anniversary of Nobel's death. Prominent Nobel Peace Prize laureates include Martin Luther King Jr. (1964), Malala Yousafzai (2014), Nelson Mandela (1993), and Barack Obama (2009).

Explore Various Exhibitions

The Nobel Peace Center features several permanent exhibition halls, such as the Nobel Garden, Nobel Peace Prize laureates, and the Nobel Room. You can explore the achievements and stories of past Nobel Peace Prize laureates. In the Nobel Garden, you can see all the peace prize laureates on screen, and in the Nobel Room, you can see the Nobel Peace Prize itself.

In addition, the center regularly presents special exhibits related to major international events and issues of our time and hosts educational activities and programs for students and educational institutions.