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The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo has become a popular tourist haunt of Oslo. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo was set up on 1st July 2003. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo houses the former National Gallery, Museum of Contemporary Art, the National Touring Exhibitions, Museum of Decorative Arts and Design, and the Norwegian Museum of Architecture.

Oslo has carved a niche as a famous tourist destination of the world. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo is one of the leading Oslo Tourist Attractions. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo is located on Kristian Augusts gate 23 at St. Olavs Plass. The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Oslo was established on 11th February 2003. In the same year the National Gallery, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design and the Norwegian Museum of Architecture were merged.

During the autumn of 2003 Sune Nordgren was appointed as the new director of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo. The newly appointed director ordered the reconstruction of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo from four different museums. This resulted in the creation of four separate exhibition centers. In April, 2005 employees of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo were shifted to a new building located in Kristian Augusts gate 23 near Tullinlokka.

The National Touring Exhibitions, Norway was included within the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo on 1st July 2005. Allis Helleland, became the new director of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo on August 2007. The Norwegian Museum of Architecture was relocated from Kongens gate 4 in April 2005. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo experiences an influx of local as well as international visitors throughout the year.

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