We had no idea about this park and almost missed it. We just had time to go back again the next day and really soak it up. We even changed our plans to make time for the museum which we rank as one of the best we've been too (and we've been to a lot). The park is perfectly designed... more

I just came back from a 2 day trip to Oslo. I spent an hour walking through Vineland Park. The sculptures were very interesting to see, all bronzed sculpted naked bodies lined up along a walkway which takes about 15 minutes to walk through. At the end of the pathway is a water fountain. We lucked out with the weather,... more

I was in Oslo for only one day and one night, so I had this on my shortlist of things to see. It did not disappoint. Honestly, you cannot go to Oslo and not visit this place, it is amazing! More than a little bit eerie, even with tourists all over the place... just brilliant. The one thing that was... more

I'd seen pictures of Vigeland Park in art history books, but photos cannot do it justice. Make sure you see it. The nearby Vigeland Museum is also nice, but not quite as impressive. more

This wonderful park is a must-see for the interesting sculpture that makes artistic and often humorous statements about the cycle of life, but is a pleasant visit if even for a stroll to enjoy the water, the gardens, the ambiance of appreciative visitors relaxing here and there. It's a very easy tram stop with an easy walk through the park... more

We went on a Baltic Sea Cruise and Vigeland Park was in our tour. It's well worth seeing. It's a large open area with the largest collection of sculptures by one artist. It has gardens and fountains. Each piece tells a story. The middle fountain contains sculptures starting from embryo to death. The pieces by the bridge are of children.... more

有名な「おこりんぼう」像のみならず、数々のすばらしい彫刻は圧巻です。 人間の人生が全て彫刻であらわされており、とっても... more

Es un parque que te inspira tranquilidad,provoca estar allí una tarde leyendo la prensa.........Si van a Oslo no dejen de... more