This is such a great park! It’s less than 2 km from Oslo Central Station and you can easily walk there. It’s a bit of an ascent in the beginning, but nice and flat walkways on the top. The scenic views of the Oslo fjord and the city are spectacular. Enjoy a stroll on the many trails in the woods, the open view overlooking Hundesletta (the grassy area where you can let your dog run freely while playing with its dog friends), have a coffee at the cafeteria, watch the animals at the little farm or maybe catch a soccer tournament at Ekebergsletta. And last but not least; enjoy finding all the sculptures installed all over the park! Some of them are not so obvious to find, so make sure you spend some time up there. It’s one of those wonderful green lungs where you’ll find people running, walking their dogs, having a picnic, riding horses, biking…just enjoying the outdoors.

Just a short tram ride from Opera Ekeberg is a wonderful place to stroll in the peace and quiet of the countryside. The climb up from the tram stop is steep and could be challenging for some, but the gravel paths are wide and flat. Lots of birds to see and listen to. As you stroll, you will see many interesting sculptures..some not for the feint hearted!

What an amazing place, we went initially for the views of the city not realising the incredible collection of art they have. Victoria in the shop and museum was so helpful and enthusiastic, she inspired us to stay longer and see artworks we'd missed. The highlight being the installation by Fujiko Nakaya that fills the forest with mist.

Loved exploring this park! It was raining at the start and so hiding out under the trees was magical. Take a pic of the park map and sculptures and then let yourself wander and be surprised by what you come across. Took the 19 tram up and was glad to have done that as it’s on the top of the hill. Beautiful city views. The history of the park during WWII was also another layer to absorb.