We were with a tour group but still had time to see everything. The sculptures are fascinating and the gardens beautiful.

Good thing about this park is that it has a free entry and you can take the tram and then walk 1 km to reach the park but the sculptures here are weird and a bit creepy....

The museum is ok, perhaps necessary for sculptors, but this review is all about the park. The depth and variety of human expression is amazing. Joy, anger, love, kinship... So much of everday human experience. Even more was an observation that my wife made. We...More

Visited in beautiful sunshine with all the flowers in blossom- the total experience was therefor fine, Contains a lot of expressionless, similarly sculptured statues of all walks of life- except "sinnataggen" ( the angry todler) and the ones at the top. The total experience is...More

Absolutely a must see for Oslo! This sculpture park is amazing. Very Moving works of art expressing full range of human emotion!

A very nice park, sculptures everywhere. A great place to take in a bit of Oslo' s art history and just relax a bit

Came back to Vigeland Museum. Was here 40 years ago. Very impressive then and it remains awesome. The sculptures are inspiring. A must see when in Oslo.

Great place to walk around and enjoy the sculptures and grounds on a sunny day. Be advised that the sculptures are all naked. If this offends your then skip the park.

Once you visit Vigeland Park and see the wonderful sculptures the museum is a must as it shows the moquettes close up. Interesting building too.

I wish we had more time to explore this park. It has great statues all over and all with good and interesting history. Our guide said there's a huge labyrinth inside. You will also see the angry boy, one of Vigeland's more famous statues.