3 hours - Two sculpture parks

There are three main sculpture parks in Oslo; The Vigeland Sculpture Park, The Ekeberg Sculpture Park, and The Peer Gynt Sculpture Park. The Vigeland Sculpture Park is quite famous, but much fewer people visit the other two parks even if they have a lot of fascinating art to offer. In a half-day tour only two of these parks are possible to include. Another combination of two of the three parks could be negotiated. The Ekeberg Sculpture Park contains 47 sculptures made by 43 artists, many of them quite famous; Rodin, Renoir, Dali, Vigeland, and Henry. The sculptures are scattered along a pathway in a park on the top of a hill located above the city. The Peer Gynt Sculpture Park contains 20 sculptures made by different Norwegian as well as international artists. The sculptures are inspired by the play Peer Gynt written by the playwright Henrik Ibsen who is one of the most famous playwrights internationally, second only to Shakespeare. The play Peer Gynt is perceived as being the main national epic of Norway.