Walk around Vigeland Park admiring the life work of Gustav Vigeland, Norwegian designer of this park that attracts more than a million annual visitors. Start at the fountain and work your way around more than 200 sculptures chiseled in granite and cast in bronze and iron. Among the statues representing all the stages of the human life cycle, look for the famous sculpture of an angry boy and the granite monolith with 121 figures symbolizing different emotions. See Vigeland Park and all Oslo has to offer by arranging your trip with our Oslo trip itinerary website.
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A beautiful park and over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. This park was on the bus tour, so I had guided tour. The Guide certainly helped to explain the meaning & history behind each sculpture...
A beautiful park and over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. This park was on the bus tour, so I had guided tour. The Guide certainly helped to explain the meaning & history behind each sculpture... more »
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A spectacular place to visit. Give yourself enough time to explore and admire. Soak in the surrounding beauty and make sure you have a look at the angry boy.
A spectacular place to visit. Give yourself enough time to explore and admire. Soak in the surrounding beauty and make sure you have a look at the angry boy. more »
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This park is a true gem of Oslo! Take the time to enjoy the sculptures and the beautiful surroundings. We really enjoyed the various sculptures and of course the monolith with stunning views all around. Highly recommend you take the trip. Easy 2-3 mile walk from the opera house.
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I love such places. Full of nature and art. Clean and perfectly cut grass everywhere. You can see the tremendous amount of work put into this place. Very nice and inventive sculptures, everyone sees something different in them. They stimulate the human imagination. Everything is thoughtful and interesting there. You can calm down and relax here, and it is difficult to find such places in the capital. For families with children, couples and solo people, it's also cool that a lot of people sit here on blankets and have a picnic, play games and sports, which is why there is so much energy here.
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