Monolith

Nice place to visit in Oslo. It is a huge park with lists of green, a playground and the statues are very interactive to play scavenger hunt with my kids. The most famous is the angry child. But there are so many statues in different poses. Great afternoon well with kids.

The park is really nice. The artwork is beautiful and it’s good chance to spend some time surrounded by greenery.

This is a must see in Oslo. The park is really impressive. Can't imagine how 1 person could do so many statues. Beautiful 🤍 The entrance is for free

The Monolith is an incredibly beautiful and impressive work of fine art located inside Vigeland Park. This iconic landmark is a must-see for anyone visiting the area. The detail and scale of the sculpture are truly impressive, making it a standout example of fine art that you have to experience in person to fully appreciate. It is a very beautiful structure that leaves a lasting impact on all visitors due to its unique design. You definitely must come to see this centerpiece for yourself to experience its grandeur and the special atmosphere it brings to the park.

One of the most iconic sculptures in Oslo, created by Gustav Vigeland and completed in 1944. The Monolith rises 17 meters high and is carved from a single block of granite, featuring 121 intertwined human figures symbolizing the cycle of life, human struggle, and spiritual ascent. It stands at the center of Vigeland Park, the world’s largest sculpture park made by a single artist, and remains one of Norway’s most visited cultural landmarks. A fascinating piece of art with deep symbolism, beautifully framed by the surrounding terraces of sculptures. Absolutely worth seeing when exploring Oslo.