Jacqueline Telljohann-Smothers | Feb 19, 2018

We highly prefer outdoor activities to museums so this was right up our alley. It's also free, so you really can't beat it. It's right off of the trolley stop, so it's easy to get to as well. This is a really large sculpture park. It's a beautiful park and the sculptures are well incorporated. It's very mature focused, not an overly groomed park. There are benches throughout if you're looking to relax. At the entrance, there is a map that shows different paths and where the sculptures are. This is a good way to make sure you see them all if that's what you're looking for. There are some very bizarre statues. It's a very hilly park, so you'll get your exercise in. There is one place in the park that has a really good view of the city. This was one of our favorite things that we did in Oslo and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting!

Phillip Moxley | Feb 14, 2018

Aside from the steep incline you have to navigate if you're coming at it from the north west, this is a great day out with some really top notch sculpture, including pieces by Dali, Rodin, and Hirst.

Suyash Abhyankar | Jan 1, 2018

Visited this park very early in the morning. Was able get wonderful view of the Norway city from top. It showed that it is open 24*7. I visited after 8 am. Still there was noone there to help or enquire, no help window or anything. I was tired of walking 15 km the previous day hence couldn't walk much to see each and every sculpture. But this park has slopes so if you're really in mood of small hike, do come here. Sculptures are good , located randomly. And no standard theme to the sculptured. One is about a girl, one is about some rotating structure whereas one is naked woman covered in white cloth(looks scary from a distance) ☺️

Giovinetta | Feb 17, 2018

Perfect place for any day! Nature, art, great views and place to eat

Susanne Ferch | Nov 29, 2017

It is a veey nice park to wonder around. Interesting sculptures and art to be found everywhere. Just be aware that some hill are a bit steeper.

Luise Kozlowski | Apr 3, 2018

This park has a lot to offer and is very different from all the parks I have been to. You can see a lot of different statues and art which might be quite controversial or scary. In the summer it is definitely a nice place to just lay down in the sun and watch the city from the top.

Rob Davis | Mar 13, 2018

If you're in Olso with some time to kill this place is beautiful. Taking the tram up the hill from Oslo Central and it's a short walk to some amazing views. Especially at sunset you'll see incredible panoramic views of Oslo. Keep walking up the hill and you'll go through a beautiful wood with lots of places to enjoy the view.

Haakon Lie | Apr 29, 2018

Beautiful and calm park with stylish sculptures! Easy to get there by tram.

Aitor Barbero | Apr 29, 2018

Not as good as expected. Never go with someone who rush. The best part is the nature

Andrew P | May 30, 2018

I loved this place so much I went back to enjoy our again. In spring the trees are shady and the birds noisy. Great to come across sculptures as we walked around. Fairly steep for those with strollers and mostly too steep for wheelchairs except around the restaurant. Loved the sculptures and loved the natural setting. Oh and the Turrell installation is SUPERB (though only open to the public on Sundays)

Anton Tenev | May 30, 2018

Everyone must visit that place, that park I don't know how to explain the feeling when I m here on that place you must come here and to feel with hear and with soul what a a beautiful magic we have here on that place only that I can tell the rest you will feel with heart ♥ and with soul not only with eyes 👀 ;)

Jamila Jamilova | Jul 10, 2018

Astonishing view of city! Nice park but not for children age 2-4,because the view area(uphill) is not protected for their hight,so 3 seconds unattended child can fall down. Either child should sit on the stroller,or he/she supposed to be big enough to listen you and understand that this area,standing over there is dangerous. Moreover,I went there by tram,but tram has stairs which is difficult with stroller to get in. Thanks to kind people who helped me with that issue. So if you’re going alone with kids,just be aware of place,safety and tram. But if you’re going alone,or with friends just enjoy and relax with amazing view!

Dan M | Jun 22, 2018

Nice park to walk around, breath fresh air and enjoy the panoramic view of Oslo. There are many weird looking statues and installations all over the place, some of them are really extravagant. And you must have a comfortable footwear, since moving around the park is physically intensive. All those uphill and downhill paths on gravel...

Chris Torres | Jul 3, 2018

Another nice park near the city full of interesting sculptures by a variety of artists. Good little walk & a nice view of the city.