On a nice day the park is full of people; here you can go for a run, walk the dog, have a picnic or barbecue, play badminton or just enjoy the sun. Frogner Park has Norway's biggest collection of ...

And hey, we did save $800. Majorstuen is as great as Marianne said. We’re a ten-minute walk from Frogner Park, the largest in ...

Oslo, Norway, a vibrant city nestled between the Oslofjord and surrounding forests, offers a unique blend of urban charm and ...

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The Frogner Church is built in 1907. The glass paintings of the church are made by Per Vigeland, the nephew of Gustav Vigeland, whose magnificent sculptures are also a part of the Frogner Park.

Oslo's art museums offer plenty for kids. The MUNCH Museum has children's art days and workshops, while The National Museum ...

Behind the clouds, the sky is always blue in Europe’s most northerly nation, according to a much-loved proverb. Admirably tough and unwaveringly stoic, Norse people have learned to live with ...

Plus, the Vigeland Museum (which is best known for its collection of plaster models used to create Vigeland Park's sculptures) can be found in Frogner's northwestern section. Approximately 5 miles ...

Best for: Slow travel. While you’re there: Walk to nearby Toyen Park (close to Kampen Park) which is home to the Munch Museum. Well-heeled Frogner has long been a popular area to stay (and live) in ...

Frogner Park is the larger green space which the famous Vigeland Sculpture Park is also a part of. No one ever argues that Vigeland's sculptures are the most attractive part of the place, but another ...