Monolith in Oslo: photos, reviews

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Monolith in the Ullern district of Oslo is a striking attraction, renowned for the towering Monolitten sculpture by Gustav Vigeland. Standing 17 meters tall, this monument intricately captures human forms in a symbolic dance of spiritual aspiration and unity. It's part of a larger collection of over 200 human figures spread throughout the scenic park. The site is easily accessible via public transport and offers a unique spot for cycling and exploring, making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors. Rated 4.7 on Google, Monolith provides a profound encounter with art and nature, entirely free of charge.

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Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

4.7

based on 1,100 reviews

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4.7/5 1,100 reviews

Babak Alinejad

Nice Park to visit

Róbert Bornai

A szobor szimbolikájára több gondolat is van: a létért való küzdelem, vagy a feltámadás, vagy a spiritualitás keresése. Tulajdonképpen mindegyik lehet, vagy együtt is. A mű lenyűgöző! 17 méter magas, egy tömbből lett kifaragva Vigeland tervei alapján 1929-43 között. A tömb köré faházat építettek, hogy folyamatosan tudjanak dolgozni rajta. Az oszlop 121 emberi alakot ábrázol és körülötte még jónéhányat, összesen a parkban 214 emberi szobor található. A park és a Monolit megtekintése ingyenes, a park tömegközlekedéssel jól megközelíthető.

Antonio Saraiva

Fantástico parque com um enorme conjunto de esculturas.

What is the address of Monolith?
Monolith is located at Rolf E. Stenersens allé 85, Oslo, Ullern, Norway.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Borgen (752 m walk)
- Bus stop Frogner plass (723 m walk)
- Bus stop Volvat (616 m walk)
- Bus stop Vigelandsparken (634 m walk)
How is Monolith rated by visitors?
Monolith has an average rating of 4.7 based on 1,100 reviews across platforms such as Google, Facebook.

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