Vigeland Sculpture Park (Frogner Park)
More than 200 granite and bronze sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in Oslo's largest park — free and always open.
About
Why visit Vigeland Sculpture Park (Frogner Park)
The Vigeland installation in Frogner Park is the life's work of sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Figures line the bridge and fountain and lead up to the Monolith, a 14-metre column carved from a single block of granite. The park is free and open around the clock.
Not to miss
Highlights
The moments that define a visit to Vigeland Sculpture Park (Frogner Park).
The Monolith
121 intertwined figures carved from one granite block.
The Bridge
Bronze figures including the famous Angry Boy.
Vigeland Museum
The sculptor's former studio, just outside the park.
Local know-how
Visitor tips
Small things that turn a good visit into a great one.
Free entry at any time — early morning is peaceful.
Tram 12 stops at Vigelandsparken.
Nearby
Combine with
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