The Vigeland Museum occupies Gustav Vigeland’s former studio and home at Nobels gate 32 in Oslo. Its collection traces his development through original sculptures and works in plaster, bronze, granite and marble. Scale models and replicas show how his designs relate to the sculptures in nearby Vigeland Park, while other works reveal pieces beyond the park commission. Visit the museum before the park to see Vigeland’s process and recurring themes before encountering the outdoor sculptures.
Works in several materials
The collection includes original works by Gustav Vigeland in plaster, bronze, granite and marble. Seeing the different materials together gives you a view of his work beyond the finished sculptures in the park.
Models and works beyond the park
Scale models and replicas help explain the designs used for sculptures in nearby Vigeland Park. The museum also contains works that are not connected to the park, alongside recurring motifs and themes from across Vigeland’s career.
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Where is the Vigeland Museum?
It is at Nobels gate 32 in Oslo, near Frogner Plass.
Can I use an Oslo Pass for admission?
The Oslo Pass can provide free entry or a discount. Check the pass terms for the applicable benefit.
What can I see at the museum?
The collection includes Vigeland’s original works, scale models, replicas and pieces unrelated to the nearby park.
