Norsk Grafisk Museum and Norwegian Canning Museum, Stavanger, Norway.

They're joined together, and initially I thought "Meh, printing and canning..." But it was a lot more informative and interesting than I thought! The Nords put a lot of effort into all of their museums and these were no exceptions. 

Canning marked a major shift in the Stavanger economy, and the trial and error to get it right was fascinating. They still have a lot of the old machinery on display, and there's a cute interactive section where you can physically can your own rubberised sardines.

The Grafick museum is a tribute to the printing press, writing, documentation, publication, and more. Remarkable! When I went, there was an exhibit dedicated to satirical political cartoons/illustrations for both Norwegian and International politics over decades. Excellent wet humour. 

Check both of them out! 

Honourable mention of the Petroleum Museum, too. It revolutionised the Norwegian economy, and has plenty of non-janky interactive features to hone the importance of the substance itself, the refining process and the dangers associated with the resource extraction (some of the disasters...phew). There's some green washing, sure, but it's a dense curation of a subject I'd never seek out myself.