Ekeberg Petroglyphs is a historical landmark in Oslo, known for its old petroglyphs dating back to ancient times. This area provides a unique insight into human history and the development from hunter-gatherer society to agriculture. The petroglyphs are part of Ekebergparken, which is recognized as a cultural landscape with a combination of nature and art.
Visitors can take part in guided tours that last 60 or 90 minutes, as well as sculpture walks and light walks that highlight works of art by renowned artists. Ekeberg Petroglyphs also offers special experiences such as private visits to Ganzfeld and Skyspace, as well as sunset and sunrise sessions. Fog walks add an extra dimension to the experience of the area, which combines nature, art and history.