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Ekebergparken
Park4.7 · 2 6714.5 · 662≈ 1 h 30 minFree entry2.0 km from the center
Covering 25 hectares on a wooded hillside overlooking Oslo, Ekebergparken combines natural forest with world-class contemporary sculpture. Established in 2013, the park features over 40 artworks by masters including Auguste Rodin, Salvador Dalí, Louise Bourgeois, and Marina Abramović. Panorama viewpoints overlook the Oslofjord; this very slope is where Edvard Munch drew inspiration for his iconic 1893 painting The Scream.
Highlights
- Over 40 sculptures by Rodin, Dalí, Bourgeois, and Abramović
- Vantage point where Edvard Munch was inspired to paint The Scream
- Sweeping panoramic vistas over the Oslofjord and city skyline
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