Vigeland`s masterpiece - Vigeland sculpture park in Oslo

There are thousands of places on earth where the nature is the best painter. Little oasis in the middle of urban chaos are what always made the traveling so good. When you go to Oslo there is one place you should never miss to visit. Couple of kilometres out of the city central area, these big green oasis are definitely one of the human masterpieces. 

Amazing view- Vigeland park, Oslo

Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland in early 1900s created one big open place to expose his sculptures. After 20 years of work, Vigeland finished his open exhibition, now known as a Vigeland sculpture park. The park covers 320.000 m2 and contains 121 bronze and granites sculptures. 58 of them are located on a 100m long bridge where you can also find probably the most popular peace- Angry baby (on Norwegian - Sinnataggen).

Angry baby- Vigeland park, Oslo

Vigeland park- Oslo

Vigeland park- Oslo

Vigeland park- Oslo

Vigeland sculpture park in Oslo, also known as Frogner park (the park is located in borough of Frogner) is definitely a “must see”. The locals spend their free time here when weather is nice and sunny, so don’t be surprised if you meet people in bathing suits who are making some BBQ. Oslo is the capital city of Norway, but also the place where you can experience the great mix of Norwegian openness and limpness.

Fountain- Vigeland park

Fountain- Vigeland park

Wheel of life- Vigeland park, Oslo

Interesting fact- Gustav Vigeland is the designer of the Nobel Peace Prize medal!