[2025 Oslo Attraction] Travel Guide for Ekebergparken (Updated Jul)

Ekebergparken overlooking Oslo is a 25 acre park consisting of 31 sculptures and breathtaking views over the Oslo fjord , artists with work here include Salvador Dali , Gustav Vigeland and Pierre -Auguste Renoir to name a few .. The park is open all year round and also has a museum , gift shop and restaurant . It’s well worth a visit if your in Oslo , some lovely walks and views and it’s not too far from Oslo central station , you can also get the 34/74 bus and 13/19 Trams to ekebergparken

Visited Ekebergparken in Oslo—an unforgettable mix of art, nature, and history. Sculptures by Dalí and Bourgeois dot the forest trails, and ancient rock carvings add depth. Stunning views over the city made it a peaceful, inspiring escape. Highly recommend!

First time in Norway, very impressed, good atmosphere, fresh and delicious salmon, convenient transportation, many tourist attractions. When I came, it was dark in the morning but the sun was a bit too strong. 👍#trip

Oslo, the capital of Norway! Many people seem to only visit the city hall and the royal palace when they visit Norway. However, it would be a shame to leave without seeing just those places! If you have time, how about adding the following three places to your itinerary? You will be able to experience a different Oslo!! 1️⃣ Ekeberg Parken Sculpture Park ✔ Reason for recommendation: Oslo view + outdoor sculpture park ✔ Characteristics: The place that became the background for 'The Scream', various modern sculptures ✔ Tips: If you visit around sunset, you can enjoy a beautiful sunset! The observation deck near the entrance offers a better night view than the observation deck with the framed picture! 2️⃣ B2 Ferry ✔ Reason for recommendation: Take a ferry and see the view of Oslo, including the Akehurus Fortress and downtown, all at once! ✔ Characteristics: You can also visit several islands, including Hovedøya Island! Among them, Hovedøya Island is the closest and there are many places to visit, so if you have time, I recommend it! ✔ Tip: Free admission with Oslo Pass/Luther Zone 1 2️⃣ Vigeland Sculpture Park ✔ Reason for recommendation: The world's largest single sculpture park, Oslo's representative landmark ✔ Characteristics: More than 200 unique sculptures ✔ Tip: It's close to Majorsten Station! It's a walkable distance, so you don't have to transfer to Line 2.3! #Overseas travel #European travel #Norway #Oslo #Oslo travel #Hidden travel destination

Ekeberg Park is about 15 minutes by tram or 30 minutes on foot from Oslo Station. It's a park that is popular not only with tourists but also with locals. It's surrounded by forest paths, and I saw people walking their dogs and other activities. In my impression, it was also a hidden spot where you can experience the feeling of living in Oslo. It was wonderful to be able to see the port and fjord around the Opera House. If you're tired of the big city of Oslo, try getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relaxing in a natural environment 🍀 #EkebergPark #Norway #Norway#OsloTourism #EuropeTrip #IWantToConnectWithPeopleWhoLikeEurope #EuropeTour #EuropeStreetScenery #Nordic #Scandinavia