Our Savior's Cemetery is a cultural historical monument in Oslo, known for its grave monuments from the last century. The cemetery, which was laid out in the 19th century, houses the graves of several famous people, including the playwright Henrik Ibsen and the painter Edvard Munch. This makes the place an important part of Norway's cultural heritage and history.
The cemetery offers reusable grave goods, which provides opportunities for sustainable burials. It is open to anyone who wishes to be buried, and has 24-hour services available to visitors. Our Savior's Cemetery is therefore not only a place of rest, but also a place of reflection and historical interest.