Contains works by the artist Gustav Vigeland including small scale models of the sculptures displayed in The Vigeland Park in Oslo.

A must see when you visit Oslo. The sculptures are located in a beautiful, serene park. It was a little bit of a trek from our hotel, but well worth the metro ride!

the man left an outstanding amount of work apart from the Park beside the museum it s quite interesting to visit both, just surprised me that being something Oslo was bequested by the sculptor they charge a fee for the entrance

Viegelands´s statues and sculptures some of which can also be found in the park. The museum is located in Vigeland´s studio where he actually made his art. During the winter months the museum entrance is free of charge.

An experience not to be missed - go to the park first though which is 'next door' and see the sculptures there.

Worth a visit to get a closer look at the statues from the Vigeland park, how they became, the story behind them and the artist. Really interesting place.

This is mainly a very large sculpture park which is nice for walking and taking a lot of photos. The best part- It's free!

The Vigeland Museum is south and across the street from Frogner Park where the Vigeland Sclupture Park is located and if you are going to see the sclupture park, you should not miss the Vigeland Museum. It was once the home and studio of Gustav Vigeland. It contains a number of his works as well as drawings, sketches and photographs... More

I had been to this park in 1969 and it was one of those special places I remembered. The artist struck a deal with the Norway government for all of his works to stay in Norway if they would pay him for his works. They both had a lot invested in this project, and we are the winners. The sculptures... More