Vigeland-museet

Nobels gate 32, 0268 Oslo

The artist's own studio and home by Frognerparken, where you see how the sculptures in the Vigeland Park came to be: plaster models, drawings and tools in large, light halls. The museum has family Sundays and workshops where children can model in clay themselves.

Easy to combine with a walk in the park next door. Everyone up to and including 17 gets in free, adults pay 120 kroner, seniors 100 and young people aged 18 to 25 pay 70. The museum is closed on Mondays and otherwise open 12 to 16, with last entry at 15.45; in June, July and August it is open 10 to 17. Prams are not allowed inside, but the museum lends out two baby carriers. There is a changing table in the accessible toilet in the entrance hall.