Gustav Vigeland Museum

Situated to the south of the Frognerparken and Halvdan Svartes gate. The museum manages the sculptural works of Gustav Vigeland and offers a permanent exhibition of Gustav Vigelands sculptural works, as well as rolling exhibitions of various spatial art-forms (sculpture, installations and video-art). The museum was designed by Lorentz Ree and built in the 1920s. The striking building in red brick is one of the finest examples of Norwegian neoclassic architecture. The complex also included a studio for the artist. The urn of the artist is kept in the tower.

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Address

Nobels gate 32

Getting there

T-bane 1 to Majorstuen, 20 min walk; Tram 12, direction Majorstuen, to Frogner Plass; Bus no. 20 to Frogner Plass

Hours

Closed on Mondays

Price

80 kr adult. Included in the Oslo Pass

Website

vigeland.museum.no (opens in a new tab)