Frogner Park is a large green space in Oslo, known for the Vigeland Sculpture Park, an open-air collection of works by Gustav Vigeland. Walk among sculptures depicting different emotions and stages of life, then explore the park’s paths, trees and open lawns. The grounds also have playgrounds, picnic areas and sports facilities, so there is room to make the visit more than an art stop. Public transport connects the park with central Oslo.
The Vigeland Sculpture Park
Frogner Park is best known for the Vigeland Sculpture Park, an open-air collection of works by Gustav Vigeland. The sculptures explore human emotions and stages of life, from birth to old age. Take time to look closely as you walk through the collection; the works are set among the park’s paths and green spaces.
Walking and time outdoors
The wider park has paths, trees and open lawns, with space for a quiet walk away from the main sculpture area. Playgrounds, picnic areas and sports facilities make it possible to add time outdoors before or after seeing the art. Public transport connects the park with central Oslo.
FAQ
What is Frogner Park known for?
It is known for the Vigeland Sculpture Park, an open-air collection of works by Gustav Vigeland.
When is a quieter time to visit Frogner Park?
Go early in the morning or on a weekday to avoid busier periods.
Can you picnic at Frogner Park?
Yes. The park has picnic areas.
