The Vigeland Park is the world's largest sculpture park made by a single artist, and is one of Norway's most popular tourist attractions. The park is open …
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Nov 4, 2024
It's free, and it's definitely worth a visit. It was raining while we were there, and we overheard a tour guide imply that this was a benefit to us because normally the park would be much more crowde… Full review by tab_wl
Nov 2, 2024
Really lovely park with stunning views and incredible sculptures. The grounds are well maintained and colourful. The only thing letting it down is the lack of toilets. Full review by Acaj26
Oct 31, 2024
We went in Oct - and the leaves were a beautiful mix of orange, green and yellows - with the backdrop of the lush green park. It is so peaceful and quiet there, and if the weather was a bit warme… Full review by suzanne h
NO, Vigeland is outside Oslo city. You can take a tram line 12 (takes about 20 minutes), or a bus line 31 (takes about 30mins). The price is about 4€. A taxi will take you in 8 mins for …
NO, Vigeland is outside Oslo city. You can take a tram line 12 (takes about 20 minutes), or a bus line 31 (takes about 30mins). The price is about 4€. A taxi will take you in 8 mins for about 20€. Enjoy!
Hi, I plan to visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park on a Sunday in June. The plan is to take Tram 12 from Jernbanetorget to Vigelandsparken. Ticket information on ruter.no says - adult fare is NOK 36/way (NOK56/way if buy ticket onboard) Is there a possibility to buy two single-journey tickets at Jerbanetorget ticket office at one time; activate one for the going route, and only active the other one during the return trip when I am onboard tram #12 travelling the other direction returning to Jerbanetorget? Interestingly, I read that it is not possible to buy tickets on trams and metro carriages. One must either buy a ticket beforehand - which is what I planned to do as described above. I realise that it is not possible to activate a ticket onboard a "metro", ... is it then possible to active a ticket onboard a "tram" then ? Thanks, dsim
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Norway is a super efficient country where almost every services are cut down. If you are just interested in that route you can buy single journey tickets and return tickets. I got mine from …
Norway is a super efficient country where almost every services are cut down. If you are just interested in that route you can buy single journey tickets and return tickets. I got mine from the kiosk (have to find them as they are along the town area stops) The origin to park ticket can be used vice versa as the system is based on entrance ticket scan only. Hope you can plan accordingly and there are day passes that are more worthwhile if you plan more travel but I practically walked during my 3 day stay except the Vigelund Park and the Food Hall.
I will visit oslo on 4 jan (ferry fr copenphagen.) And leaving on 5 jan for NIN. Ferry and train already booked. Just got to know the vigeland park is close on monday. Very dissappointed. Is there any part of the vigeland still allow to visit eventhough it is close?
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The park appears to be open 24/7. That is what the literature said. There are big gates to enter. Even if they are closed you should be able to view some of the sculptures through the …
The park appears to be open 24/7. That is what the literature said. There are big gates to enter. Even if they are closed you should be able to view some of the sculptures through the gates.
Answer from Swenija is nearly accurate. In weekdays you won't have a problem finding a place nearby, on either side of the park. Maximum walking distance is 500 meter. Enjoy!
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