I'm not a fan of visiting museums but when I visited this museum I changed my view. An excellent museum with a gallery for the history of Norway and also a museum of reality. Where there is a mini-denature of old life and how Norwegian...More

200 plus life-sized and giant sized bronze and granite sculptures spread over an 80 acre park, nothing like I had ever seen before. If you had to see only one attraction in Oslo, this is it.

The museum's collection comprises Vigeland's early works, his portraits and monuments, as well as plaster models for the sculptures in Vigeland Park. The artist's working process is well-documented in the museum, which also shows changing contemporary art exhibitions.

Essential place to visit in Oslo but ensure you research first so you understand the context of the sculptures and art. Can get crowded. All the sculptures are nude and the screaming baby is a beauty. Not really my thing as it all one artist,...More

Amazing park with phenomenal sculptures. Very easy to get to by tram line 12. Be prepared for some serious walking and going up stairs...wear your comfy shoes. When we were there 6 tour busses also just arrived so it was pretty crowded but you can...More

Needed more time than tour allows. It would be a good spot to return later. I would recommend it asa location to relax.

If you want to learn more about Vigeland or the process of sculpture then this is a good place, perhaps less so for the general tourist though on a hot day it would make a cool escape from the heat. As with many tourist sites...More

Did not expect to be so charmed by a collection of sculptures- very through provoking and deeply humane. Perfect for a long stroll in the sunshine. Definitely a must see

If you go to Oslo, this is a must. Plus, it's free. Doesn't get any better than that. The statues are very thought provoking.

A lot of interesting displays and exhibits. Shows Norway in a very good light. We'll worth the visit