Ekebergparken Sculpture Park

Overview

Ekebergparken is an outdoor sculpture park on the forested Ekeberg hillside, combining contemporary art by international artists with spectacular panoramic views of the Oslo skyline and fjord.

Highlights

• International Sculpture: Works by James Turrell, Tony Cragg, Jenny Holzer, and other major contemporary artists placed among the trees.
• The Scream Viewpoint: The exact hillside spot where Munch painted The Scream, marked by a permanent installation.
• Forest Trails: Winding paths through ancient pine and oak forest connecting 40+ sculptures.

History

Opened in 2013 by property developer Christian Ringnes. The park occupies the forested hills above Ekeberg, which have been inhabited since the Bronze Age.

Visitor Tips

• Free and Open 24/7: No tickets or closing times.
• Evening: Several installations use light and are best experienced at dusk.
• Duration: 1–1.5 hours.