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.