Vigelandsparken is a famous park in Oslo, known for its unique collection of sculptures created by the artist Gustav Vigeland. The park is part of Frognerparken and covers an area of approximately 80 acres. It contains over 200 sculptures in bronze, granite and wrought iron, all of which are part of Vigeland's life's work and represent various aspects of human experience and relationships.
As an important cultural landmark, Vigelandsparken attracts both local residents and tourists. The park is not only a place for recreation, but also an arena for art and culture, with several events and activities throughout the year. It is centrally located in Oslo and is easily accessible by public transport, making it a popular destination for visitors who want to experience both art and nature in an urban setting.