Visit Oslo parks, botanical gardens & sculpture parks

Discover Oslo’s Best Parks

Whether you're a nature enthusiast or just looking for a relaxing spot, Oslo’s parks offer an incredible experience. From world-renowned sculpture parks to botanical gardens, there's something for everyone. Here’s a guide to some of the best parks in Oslo.

Vigeland Sculpture Park in Frogner Park

The most famous sculpture park in Oslo is theVigeland Sculpture Park, located within Frogner Park. With over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, it’s one of the city's top attractions. The art captures a wide range of human emotions and experiences, making it a must-visit. Iconic works like "The Monolith" and "The Angry Boy" are highlights of the Oslo sculpture park. Our Hop On - Hop Off Buses will take you to Vigelandsparken.

Address: Frognerparken, 0268 Oslo

Ekeberg Sculpture Park

For a perfect combination of art and nature, head to Ekeberg Sculpture Park. Located on a hill with panoramic views of the city, this Oslo sculpture garden is home to works by internationally renowned artists such as Salvador Dalí and Damien Hirst. It’s not just about the sculptures; the surrounding landscape offers beautiful walking trails and stunning vistas of Oslo and the fjords.

Address: Ekebergveien 1, 0192 Oslo

St. Hanshaugen Park

One of Oslo’s oldest and largest parks, St. Hanshaugen is a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Its name translates to “St. John's Hill,” and this park offers beautiful walking paths and an impressive view of the city. It’s a great place to enjoy Oslo’s green spaces. St Hanshaugen Park Oslo is a peaceful retreat in the middle of the city.

Address: St. Hanshaugen Park, 0172 Oslo

Botanical Garden Oslo

If you’re a fan of plants and greenery, a visit to the Botanical Gardens Oslo is a must. Located near the University of Oslo, the Botanical Garden Oslo Norway is home to thousands of plant species, beautifully arranged in different thematic areas. Whether you're fascinated by exotic flora or just want to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, this garden is perfect for a calm afternoon surrounded by nature.

Address: Sars Gate 1, 0562 Oslo

Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park

For a more modern vibe, Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park is the place to be. Located by the water, this Oslo art park is adjacent to the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art. It’s a great place to explore contemporary sculptures while enjoying the beautiful seaside surroundings.

Address: Tjuvholmen, 0252 Oslo

Peer Gynt Sculpture Park Oslo

A hidden gem, the Peer Gynt Sculpture Park Oslo takes inspiration from Henrik Ibsen’s play Peer Gynt. This park features sculptures representing scenes from the famous story, creating an artistic space for visitors to enjoy.

Address: Tjøme, Norway (located outside of Oslo, but still a beautiful excursion)

Oslo Gardens and Parks to Explore

Whether you're walking through the Frogner Park, exploring the Oslo statue park, or discovering the unique sculptures at Ekeberg Sculpture Park, Oslo’s parks are an essential part of the city’s cultural landscape. So pack a picnic, take a walk, and enjoy yourself in the beauty and artistry of Oslo's outdoor spaces.

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