Explore the Natural Beauty of Frognerparken
Discover the beauty and artistry of Frognerparken, Oslo's premier urban park featuring stunning sculptures and picturesque landscapes.
Frognerparken, one of Oslo's most cherished treasures, is an expansive urban park that offers a delightful escape into nature right in the heart of the city. Spanning over 45 hectares, this park is not only the largest of its kind in Oslo but also a vibrant cultural hub. Visitors can wander through meticulously maintained gardens, enjoy scenic walking paths, and marvel at the park's extensive collection of sculptures, including the iconic works of artist Gustav Vigeland. The Vigeland Sculpture Park, which is a part of Frognerparken, features over 200 sculptures that express the human experience in a variety of forms, showcasing the artist's unique vision. The park is also adorned with beautiful fountains, lush lawns, and charming flowerbeds, making it an ideal spot for picnics or leisurely strolls. For tourists, Frognerparken serves as a perfect blend of art, nature, and relaxation. The park is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, offering numerous amenities such as cafes and playgrounds. Families can enjoy the spacious areas for children to play, while couples can find romantic spots to relax and take in the stunning surroundings. As you explore, don't forget to visit the Frognerbadet, an outdoor swimming pool that is perfect for a refreshing dip during the warmer months. With its rich history and artistic significance, Frognerparken is a testament to Oslo's commitment to preserving green spaces and promoting cultural heritage. Whether you're looking to escape the bustle of city life or seeking inspiration from the art and nature, Frognerparken promises an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and the best lighting for photos.
- Don't miss the opportunity to explore the Vigeland Sculpture Park, which is home to the park's most famous sculptures.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy on the lush lawns, or grab a snack at one of the park's cafes.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as the park is expansive and best explored on foot.
- Check local event schedules for any art exhibitions or cultural activities taking place in the park during your visit.
A brief summary to Frognerparken
- Kirkeveien, Oslo, Majorstuen, 0268, NO
- +4721802180
- Visit website
Getting There
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Walking
If you are already in Frogner, simply walk towards Kirkeveien. Head south on your current street until you reach the intersection with Kirkeveien. Once you reach Kirkeveien, turn left and continue walking. Frognerparken will be on your right after a short walk of about 5-10 minutes, depending on your starting point.
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Public Transport - Tram
Look for the nearest tram station, which may be located along Majorstuveien. Board tram line 19 or 12 towards Majorstuen. After a couple of stops, get off at the 'Frognerplasse' stop. From there, walk a short distance down Kirkeveien, and Frognerparken will be directly ahead. The tram fare is approximately 38 NOK for a single ticket, which you can purchase at ticket machines at the station.
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Public Transport - Bus
Find the nearest bus stop and check for bus lines that head towards Frogner. You can take bus line 20 towards Majorstuen. Get off at the 'Frognerparken' bus stop. From there, you can easily walk into the park. A single bus ticket will cost around 38 NOK, and you can buy it from a ticket machine or via the Ruter app.
Attractions Nearby to Frognerparken
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Sinnataggen
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Vigelandsfontenen
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The Vigeland Park
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Sirkusteltet Frognerparken
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Gustav Vigeland Statue
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Oslo City Museum (Oslo Bymuseum)
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Monolitten
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The Skating Museum
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Norwegian Sculpture Biennial | Norwegian Sculpture Biennial
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The Vigeland Museum
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The Wheel Of Life
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Uranienborg Church
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Galleri A Andreas Engelstad
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Frognerkilen
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Dronningfossen
