The IDDIS Museum

Two museums are located together to tell the industry history of the canning industry and the printing industry and how and why they are so closely linked.

The IDDIS Museum

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IDDIS Norwegian Printing Museum and Norwegian Canning Museum is in Old Stavanger, five minutes’ walk from the harbour. Here you will find exhibitions about Stavanger’s important industry and the people who ‘put Stavanger on the map’.

Photo: Anne Lise Norheim / MUST

The word Iddis is the Stavanger term for labels on cans. In the local dialect, the word label became ¨iddikett¨, which was later simplified to iddis. The two museums Norwegian Canning Museum and Norwegian Printing Museum share a common industrial history, as it was precisely the need for colourful labels and packaging for the growing canning industry that laid the foundation for the strong printing industry in Stavanger.

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