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Vigeland Sculpture Park

Nobels Gate 32, Oslo, Norway

Featured Review : Vigeland Sculpture Park was one of my favorite places when I visited Oslo, Norway in the Summer of 1995. With its free admission and 212 realistic and fascinating statues by Norway's favorite son and sculptor, Gustav Vig...See Full Review

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Vigeland Sculpture Park Reviews

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OSLO - THE VIGELANDS GARDENS

  • 0 out of 5 stars by Kassandra Lagios from Kineta, Attica, Greece
  • August 21, 2010
Quote: When you visit OSLO the capital of Norway take the tour bus - the price for 2 days isonly 15€ - and you are going to be driven all around Oslo and its treasures. One of them is the VIGELANDS gardens built and constracted by the architect and... Read the full Vigeland Sculpture Park review
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Climb on the Sculpture

  • 4 out of 5 stars by mgtw from Zagreb, Croatia
  • November 16, 2008
Climb on the Sculpture
Quote: Oslo, capital of Norway was founded in 1048. Name is derived from Old Norse, and it roughly means "the fields of the gods". Today it's modern city, biggest in Norway, though it has only 500,000 residents. It has quite a lot of museums and monuments,... Read the full Vigeland Sculpture Park review

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Vigeland Sculpture Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by OsloShamster from Arkendale, United Kingdom
  • January 3, 2006
Quote: This is a beautiful park that should ideally be viewed earlier in the morning or near sundown for ultimate effect. We visited on a November Sunday morning around 10am, and the light was wonderful. It was great for taking photos and a relaxing... Read the full Vigeland Sculpture Park review

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Vigeland's Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by GretaLynn from Oslo, Norway
  • July 10, 2003
Quote: Amazing sculpture park designed by Gustav Vigeland. Some of his works are quite erotic. However, the most famous statue is that of a young angry baby (located on the bridge). Entry is free, and it's a great place to have a picnic.

From journal Norway in 5 days