Ekebergparken Sculpture Park
Ekebergparken
A free sculpture park in the hillside woods, with works by Dalí, Rodin and others. It is said to be where Munch conceived The Scream, and it offers views over the city and fjord.
Ekebergparken lies on a hillside southeast of the city center and opened in 2013. About 40 sculptures are scattered through the forest, by artists including Rodin, Dalí, Renoir, Louise Bourgeois and Yayoi Kusama. The park has a Scream viewpoint, believed to be where Munch stood when he conceived The Scream. From here you can look over the Opera House, the new Bjørvika district and the fjord, and the sunset is especially beautiful. The park is open free all day. From Central Station, take tram 13 or 19 for about 5 minutes to Ekebergparken stop.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- MUNCH
- Sørenga Seawater Pool
- Oslo Opera House
- Deichman Bjørvika
- Oslo Cathedral
- Natural History Museum & Botanical Garden
- Hovedøya
- Grünerløkka