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“You should really visit the sculpture park. You will never see anyting like this again. ”

“If you love gardens and/or historic museums this is the place for you! Great for kids. ”

“A sculpture park, a great green area on the hill with great views and contemporary art pieces. Possibility for picnics and runs.”

“The most famous cultural park in Oslo and in Norway, it is peppered with sculptures which do not look like your classical Italian ones, they are something else.”

“Important to Oslos history, great views, said to be one of the most haunted areas in Oslo. Possible with ghost-tours.”

“Large Park with lots of trees. Options for table tennis if you have the equipment. Other activities possible. Gets lively in summer!”

“First get a coffee from Java Espressobar, then climb the stairs and see the city from the top of the park!”

“Here you can catch the trams numbered 11, 12, 13 and the bus 30 is very close by. ”

“The Palace Park The Palace Park, one of the Norwegian capital’s first and largest parks, surrounds the Royal Palace on all sides and features grassy areas as well as old, majestic trees. The Palace Park was developed simultaneously with the construction of the new Royal Palace, and is based on the ideal model of nature that prevailed in European horticulture in the mid-1800s. Comprising part of the Palace Park, the Queen’s Park dates all the way back to 1751 when it was created as a private garden in the Rococo style on the plot of land known as Sommerro. It was integrated into the Palace Park in 1840. The Palace Park is a protected cultural monument and is managed by the Palace gardeners. The main part is open to the public all year, and the Queen’s Park is open from 18 May to 1 October. ”

“Supercosy park (see pictures) used by Oslo people all summer for tanning, bbq or just relaxing. ”

“This park is one of Oslo's largest with generous amounts of open space and a view of the City center and the fjord and its islands. ”

“There's a nice park here with ruins of some very old churches. Nothing spectacular, but a nice area.”

“Trams from here take you to most places in the city. Frognerparken/Vigelandsparken is about 30 min ride”

“One of the many green lungs of Oslo. Sculptures and a beautiful church in the park, filled with people in the summers.”

“Virgin forest with a river running by. Not the biggest area, but a nice place to go through if your doing a walk around the neighborhood.”

“Oslo City bike is a perfect way to discover the city. It cost 50 NOK for a day pass. It is also city bikes at Telhusbakken if it is empty here.e ”