We were so lucky to have a warm sunny day with blue skies to see this amazing park. Anyone who goes to Oslo and doesn't include a walk through the park will have missed seeing one of the wonders of the world - in my...More

Vigeland was a genius! The park is filled with his sculptures of humans in bronze and granite each with rich details telling great emotional stories. Spend an hour, could have spend three!

This park is definitely worth a trolley ride or walk. My husband and I are not huge sculpture fans but decided to come to the park. Seemed like something we should not miss and so glad we didn't miss it. The park itself is gorgeous...More

The entire sculpture park is dedicated to one sculptor - Vigeland. The sculptor did an amazing job over a twenty year span, to produce over 200 sculptures depicting life and the cycle of life. Be sure to visit with a guide who can fully explain...More

Its great to see how Vigeland worked, how it was possible to work in such a different way in past times. Its very strange that it was possible and extremely weird to imagine the reactions if it had happened today. The contemporary shows can also...More

Museum was closed, but Sculpture Park a MUST place to visit. Easy access by bus from Central Station.

Gustav Vigeland was gifted the land for this Park by the city of Oslo, on the condition that he dedicated his life to filling it with gorgeous sculptures. Vigeland agreed, but demanded he be the sole sculptor. The result is a set of sensual sculptures...More

Nice green garden with amazing sculptures. Spend a little time to appreciate the biggest exhibition on various stages of human life personified by a great sculptor.

We are attracted to this museum after visiting the park. You havedetailed anwers has to how he carried out his work. very informative museum and a must for Vigeland enthusiast and tourists.

It helped that we had a perfect day, but the sculptures and gardens told a story of life itself through the eyes of Gustav Vigeland. All were lifelike and gorgeous. Even the maze on the tile added to the wonder that proved this to be...More