Vigeland Sculpture Park
Park · Frogner, Oslo

Vigeland Sculpture Park

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The park forms the main body of work by Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland. It centers on the Monolith, the Fountain, and the Bridge lined with bronze figures. Look for the many nude human forms carved in granite and cast in bronze.

On day 3 of Oslo: Weekend Escape

Good to know

Tickets
Free entry.
Time needed
Two to three hours for the main sculptures.
Best time
Weekday mornings to avoid crowds.
Getting there
Tram 12 to the Vigelandsparken stop.

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Vigeland and the palace

How Vigeland Sculpture Park fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Vigeland ParkFrogner
  2. 13:00Royal Palace, OsloSentrum
  3. 15:00National Museum of NorwaySentrum
  4. 17:30Karl Johans gateSentrum
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Vigeland Sculpture Park questions

Is Vigeland Sculpture Park free?

Entry is free every day.

How long to visit Vigeland Sculpture Park?

Plan two to three hours to walk the main paths.

When is the best time to visit Vigeland Sculpture Park?

Early morning or late afternoon reduces crowds.

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