Vigelandsparken

  Vigelandsparken, a prominent sculpture park in Oslo, stands at the heart of Frogner Park. Established between 1947 and 1950, it showcases the works of artist Gustav Vigeland, who crafted over 200 sculptures in bronze, granite, and wrought iron. This outdoor museum invites visitors to explore its 80-acre expanse, where the most famous piece, the impressive Monolith, rises 14 meters tall, symbolizing the intertwined nature of life and death. Open year-round, the park transforms beautifully with the changing seasons, particularly radiant during the summer months of June to August. While meandering through its pathways, guests can admire the diverse collection of sculptures and lush greenery, all within a short stroll from the bustling Bislett district.