The museum presents works of Vigeland, who created the statues which can be seen in the Vigeland park, as well as his working methods. If you are a fan of the statues in the park, a visit is probably very interesting. If you are not,...More

We went here on a sunny afternoon, and the park was crowded but still pleasant to walk around. The statues were really quite impressive with their very human looks. A wonderful experience.

This is the one place you must see in Oslo, bit of a dull modern city. This park is beautiful with sculptures, themed as the circle of life.

It's such a nice park with unique sculptures, surround the fountain, these sculptures also talk about life cycle of human being. In the centre, topic again nice sculptures each giving a meaning that is well understood in the vigeland museum, so better to visit this...More

An amazing park with incredible sculptures. The park is huge. It reminds me of a European Central Park. A must see for art lovers.

See my review of Vigelund park. The two should be seen together. The museum has excellent notes ( in English) in each room so you can learn about the art and artist. The upstairs part was not so great- you could easily skip it

If you go to the park first with all the crowds then go to the museum you get to see the plaster casts of the sculptures up close in all their detail in peace and quiet. There are toilets there but no refreshments so have...More

This place is really one of the best sculpture in the world. You could spend an entire day wandering around the stone statues. each exhibit an unique aspect of the human condition. Sit and read a book or contemplate. A perfect way to spend the...More

I admit that I did not expect much when I came into the Vigeland Museum, given that it was oddly out of the way and seemed somehow detached from the rest of the park. The first few rooms were standard museum fare -- sculptures, an...More

Vigeland Park is more than worth the time, billed as the world's largest sculpture park created by only one artist. It is impressive for its openness and size as well as the Vigeland sculptures. We were struck with the idealization of the human figures, many...More