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Get InspiredEuropeNorwayOsloEkeberg Skulpturpark

Ekeberg Skulpturpark

NO
Sculpture Park·Serene, Artistic, Wooded
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Uwe Gerstenberg from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
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Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Kasia Przybyslawska from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Michael Schurig from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Kaja Monkiewicz from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Uwe Gerstenberg from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Kasia Przybyslawska from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Kasia Przybyslawska from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Michael Schurig from Google Places
Ekeberg Skulpturpark
Photo by Kaja Monkiewicz from Google Places

Ekeberg Skulpturpark is a captivating outdoor museum located on a hillside overlooking Oslo. Established as a national heritage park in 2015, it features a diverse collection of over 40 sculptures from international artists, including the striking 'Anatomy of an Angel' and the immersive 'Pixel Forest.' The park's layout encourages exploration, with artworks scattered throughout lush wooded areas, creating a rewarding 'Easter egg hunt' for visitors. Beyond the art, the park is famous for its spectacular panoramic views of the Oslofjord and the city skyline. It offers a more natural, rugged experience compared to other urban parks, with well-marked forest paths that are perfect for a scenic stroll. Easily accessible by tram, it is a must-visit for those who appreciate the intersection of modern art and the great outdoors.

Ekeberg Skulpturpark is a captivating outdoor museum located on a hillside overlooking Oslo. Established as a national heritage park in 2015, it features a diverse collection of over 40 sculptures from international artists, including the striking 'Anatomy of an Angel' and the immersive 'Pixel Forest.' The park's layout encourages exploration, with artworks scattered throughout lush wooded areas, creating a rewarding 'Easter egg hunt' for visitors. Beyond the art, the park is famous for its spectacular panoramic views of the Oslofjord and the city skyline. It offers a more natural, rugged experience compared to other urban parks, with well-marked forest paths that are perfect for a scenic stroll. Easily accessible by tram, it is a must-visit for those who appreciate the intersection of modern art and the great outdoors.

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Address
Kongsveien 23, 0193 Oslo, Norway
Websiteekebergparken.com
Phone21 42 19 19
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Over 40 sculptures by renowned international artists.

  • Panoramic lookout points over Oslo and the fjord.

  • The immersive and colorful Pixel Forest installation.

  • Scenic trails through a historic national heritage park.

  • A unique 'sculpture hunt' experience in a forest setting.

Best For

Art lovers and hikers looking for the best views in Oslo.

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Family, Solo

Reviews

4.6
Excellent1,6 K reviews

Ekeberg Skulpturpark in Oslo is widely praised for its unique 'Easter egg hunt' approach to art, where visitors discover over 40 sculptures hidden throughout a forested landscape. Reviewers frequently highlight the 'Pixel Forest' and 'Anatomy of an Angel' as must-see installations. The park is celebrated not just for its art, but for offering some of the best panoramic views of the city and the Oslofjord, especially at sunset. While some visitors note that the sculptures are spread far apart, most find the walk through the woods to be a refreshing and serene experience. The park is described as being well-maintained and easily accessible via public transport, making it a favorite for both locals and tourists. Overall, it provides a distinctive alternative to more traditional, manicured sculpture gardens.

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Location

Nordstrand, Oslo, Norway

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