2. Vigeland Sculpture Park is a part of
Frogner Park located in Oslo, Norway, 3 km
northwest of the city centre.
The park covers 320,000 m2 and features
212 bronze and granite sculptures created
by Gustav Vigeland (1869 - 1943).
Vigeland personally sculpted every figure
out of clay and individual craftsmen were
contracted to fabricate the pieces into what
they are today. These works of art reside
along an 850 meter-long axis divided into
six sections:
- The Main Gate.
- The Bridge.
- The Children’s Playground.
- The Fountain.
- The Monolith Plateau.
- The Wheel of Life.

3. Vigeland Sculpture Park, aerial view.

6. The Main Gate.

7. The Bridge.

8. The Bridge.

17. The Bridge.

18. The Children's Playground.

19. The Fountain.

20. The Fountain.

21. The Fountain.

22. The Fountain.

23. The Fountain.

24. The Fountain.

25. The Fountain.

26. The Fountain.

27. The Monolith Plateau Gate.

28. The Monolith Plateau.

30. The Monolith Plateau.

32. The Monolith Plateau.

33. The Monolith Plateau.

34. The Monolith Plateau.

35. The Monolith Plateau.

36. The Monolith Plateau.

37. The Monolith Plateau.

38. The Monolith Plateau.

39. The Monolith Plateau.

40. The Monolith Plateau.

41. The Monolith Plateau.

42. The Monolith Plateau Gate.

43. The Wheel of Life.

45. The Wheel of Life.

47. Photo: Net
Music: Gheorghe Zamfir - Balada