The Vigeland Museum

4.6·849 reviews
Nobels gate 32, 0268 Oslo, Norway, Oslo, Norway
Veted AI Summary

Museum housed in sculptor's former residence showcasing his works and artistic journey through guided tours.

What customers love

  • Knowledgeable guided tours explaining Vigeland's life and artistic process
  • Comprehensive sculpture collection and artist's apartment viewing
  • Essential context for understanding the famous Vigeland Park

Worth noting

  • Building lacks universal access: no lift between floors for wheelchair users
  • Limited opening hours; previously only open on Sundays

Best for

Art enthusiasts wanting deep understanding of Vigeland before exploring the park.

Attribute scores

Quality of Work88
Experience88
Responsiveness75
Customer Rating92
Price vs Market Avg.78

Recent reviews

Bente Thomsen1mo ago

Super fint museum med mulighed for tilkøb af guidet tur (50 nkr for 1 t). Vi var kun 2 personer, så vi var heldige at få turen på norsk i stedet for på engelsk af en super dygtig guide, som vidste alt om Vigeland og meget andet. Vi besøgte bl.a. Vigelands lejlighed, yderst interessant.

Gøran Arnesen1mo ago

Gateparkering rundt bygget, eller helst buss/trikk. Tbane er 1 km lengre bort på Majorstua. Bygg har 2 etasjer åpent for publikum. En etasje til er kun åpent sammen med en omviser (kunstnerens bolig og sarkofag). Bygg har ikke universell utforming (heis). 1 etg kan en rullestol bruker besøke (de 2 neste etg mangler heis).

camhickey1mo ago

The guided tour was a joy and great preparation for visiting the park.

Martin Cowie1mo ago

Go to the park to see the real thing unless you need the background to the artist himself and the process

Diana Milčić1mo ago

DaMaEl Kämpfer1mo ago

Kreislauf des Lebens im Vigeland-Park, Oslo

Golfo Liamaki1mo ago

Interesting guided tour in English for the life and the work of Gustav Vigeland.

Andi Mircse1mo ago

Amazing!!!

elvin tür1mo ago

Last year when I was visiting, it was only open on sundays so i booked a ticket beforehand because I was arriving Oslo on a sunday. I rushed to here to see before it was closed. It was worth it, and the lady at the entrance was cool. Naturally it's very dim inside so it's possible to accidentally step on someone's foot.

Carlos Martínez1mo ago

Very unusual park, museum explains many things.