Grave Of Edvard Munch in Oslo: photos, reviews

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Edvard Munch, the renowned Norwegian painter, rests in a serene corner of Oslo's main graveyard, surrounded by the city's lush greenery. This peaceful enclave, commemorating national heroes, is marked by a striking stone bust of Munch atop a concrete shaft bearing his signature. It's an easy find, flanked by the graves of other illustrious Norwegians. The calm, tree-lined paths offer a reflective escape from Oslo's bustling streets and are perfect for a tranquil walk, even with children in tow. Accessible by foot, tram, or bus, this historical site provides a quiet moment to pause and honor one of Norway's artistic legends.

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St. Hanshaugen

Bus stop 452 m walk

Stensberggata

Bus stop 202 m walk

Keysers gate

Bus stop 457 m walk

Nordahl Bruns gate

Bus stop 164 m walk

St. Olavs plass

Bus station 486 m walk

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Nolan LETOUZE

Très jolie tombe, bien entretenue, dernière demeure d'un grand homme tourmenté.

Vincenzo Pizzolorusso

Munch riposa in un bellissimo cimitero, che potrebbe essere classificato anche come parco. Abbiamo visto passeggiare e fare jogging all'interno. È gratuito e non molto frequentato. A poca distanza la tomba di Ibsen. Un luogo sicuramente di pace e serenità.

Tarek Ojjeh

His Art work s really nice n u can feel it around the city

Grave Of Edvard Munch in Oslo

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