(+47) 919 09 404
St. Olavs gate 21A 0165 Oslo
contact@franskkulturhus.no
Monday-Thursday : 11:00-16:00
Friday: 12:00-15:00
(+47) 919 09 404
St. Olavs gate 21B 0165 Oslo
contact@franskkulturhus.no
Registration for our French courses starting in January 2027 is now officially open! At Fransk kulturhus, learning French is about much more than attending a
Fransk-norsk kafé: A conversation with Jørgen Skullerud Hesselberg Paris often makes the headlines because of political tensions, demonstrations and the challenges of urban life. But
Join us for a warm and festive day with a French touch in the heart of Oslo! On Saturday, December 5, from 11 AM to
Dare to listen to French in the dark? Halloween is just around the corner! Why not take the opportunity to practise your French in a
Would you like to prepare for DELF Tout public or Junior, from levels A1 to B2? Wherever you live, Fransk Kulturhus supports you with individual
It’s a question we often hear from Norwegians learning French: “Why do you write so many letters that you don’t pronounce?” French contains indeed many
Fransk kulturhus’ traditional Christmas Market will be back on December 5. We are ready to welcome a few new exhibitors this year. Will you be
Spending the holidays at the cabin? Staying at home, with a little time to yourself at last? Here are a few ideas for evenings when
Would you like to meet other parents in a French-speaking setting while spending time with your little one? On Saturday 3 October 2026, from 9:30
In this new episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we welcome back Selma Tanovic. This time, she joins us as President of the Norwegian Association of French
In this episode of Fransk-norsk kafé – Entre nous / Mellom oss, we take a closer look at two small words that can cause a
Due to the funeral of His Majesty King Harald V and in accordance with the recommendations of the municipality, Fransk Kulturhus will be closed to
What does France look like in the movies? Paris, the Eiffel Tower, croissants and berets … But can France really be reduced to these familiar
What if the French language could offer a new perspective on Oslo, its artists, architecture and history? At Fransk kulturhus, language practice also extends beyond
In this episode of the Fransk-norsk kafé podcast’s Entre nous / Mellom oss series, we take a closer look at one of the most common
Our A1 courses have started with great enthusiasm and are now fully booked. To give beginners who did not manage to secure a place at
Fransk-norsk kafé is getting a new format! Alongside our regular podcast episodes featuring invited guests, we are launching “Entre nous / Mellom oss”: short episodes
This autumn, our literature course will take Laurent Mauvignier’s La Maison vide, winner of the 2025 Prix Goncourt, as its central thread: a sweeping family
The next session of the official DELF–DALF certifications will take place from 5 to 9 October at Fransk kulturhus. If you would like to take
At Fransk Kulturhus, you get much more than an online course. You benefit from the same high-quality teaching and personalised support as in our face-to-face
As the holidays come to an end, we are offering three fun French-language workshops for children, open to both beginners and French-speaking children. Programme (introductory
Fransk-norsk kafé is currently on its summer break, but it will return at the end of August with a brand-new season! Over the past months,
In January, we successfully introduced a brand-new course format for all our A1 and A2 students: innovative hybrid courses combining classroom teaching with independent learning
The Caribbean meets Nordic Noir – and vice versa.What happens when a photographer, author and art historian falls in love with an island? The answer
Not ready to commit until December? No problem! You can now register for our French courses for the August–October term only, while still enjoying all
From September 2026, Fransk Kulturhus will launch a brand-new programme for French-speaking and francophile children and families in Oslo. Every Saturday morning, children (3 to
In this episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we welcome Geneviève Frachon, a French teacher in Oslo, together with three of her students: August, Konrad and Trim.
At Fransk Kulturhus, we believe that language teaching is constantly evolving. This is why we closely follow developments in French as a Foreign Language (FLE),
Fransk Kulturhus will be closed to the public from 29 June to 24 July inclusive. Throughout this period, we invite you to make use of
Before our regular courses, conversation classes and children’s programmes resume at the end of August, we are launching a brand-new ultra-intensive course designed specifically for
France is entering a presidential election year, and we invite you to follow the debates shaping the country, in French. Each week, we will read
Fransk Kulturhus and Qigongsenteret are pleased to present, together with Vincent Vernerie, an introductory event in French focused on meditation, qigong and taiji. These gentle
In this episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we meet Véronique Revoy, a French woman who has lived in Norway for several decades and who is now
As part of the Alsace Fan Day (Alsace Festival) in Norway, Fransk Kulturhus, Alsaceforeningen i Norge and Mitt Lille Frankrike are delighted to present two
Fransk Kulturhus takes part in Partir en livre 2026! This year again, Fransk Kulturhus is delighted to participate in Partir en livre, the major French event dedicated to
This immersive course (level B2-C1) offers a journey through French culture, at the crossroads of art, history and imagination. The course takes place over two
In this episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we welcome Lorelou Desjardins, a French writer, editor and columnist who has lived in Norway for many years. Through
Registration is now open for the August–December 2026 semester at Fransk Kulturhus. As always, we offer courses for all levels and all ages, with varied
A sensory experience around words, sounds and imagination Fransk Kulturhus invites you to a gentle and immersive moment combining storytelling and music, specially designed for children
In this slightly different episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we invite you to a more personal moment — a chance to reflect on the past few
c Whether you’re a beginner or already have some knowledge, there’s a course for you. One last chance before summer – join us! Registration HERE.
“Haiti and the Price of Freedom” (in French) In 1791, the French colony of Saint-Domingue (present-day Haiti) became the site of a historically unique slave
In Norway, Easter means crime stories. So why not enjoy it… in French? Here are 5 French (or French-speaking) crime films and series we recommend
During the Easter school holidays, Fransk Kulturhus will be open to the public on Monday March 30 and Tuesday March 31, from 11:00 to 16:00.
Fransk Kulturhus will be closed to the public from 1 to 6 April 2026 for the Easter holidays. During this period, our premises will not
In this episode of Fransk-norsk kafé, we welcome Solena Pradayrol, primary school teacher and French specialist at the Fremmedspråksenteret, Norway’s national centre for foreign languages.
This conversation course (B2–C1 level) offers a lively introduction to key moments in French literature through four excerpts from classic works. 4 courses on Wednesdays
It’s never too late to join our courses! We are opening new spots in all courses starting from week 12. Find the course that suits
In March, Francophonie is highlighted at Fransk kulturhus through two cultural events in Oslo. 13 March marks a highlight day dedicated to wine, history and
French is spoken by more than 321 million people across all continents. As an official, foreign, or native language, French is a global language whose
