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Panorama of Frogner Park with the most popular attraction, the Monilith designed by Gustav Vigeland, Oslo, Norway

Oslo, Norway - August 11, 2015: Group of tourists visiting Gustav Vigeland Sculpture Park. In the background you can see the monolith that is the centerpiece of the park.

Oslo, Norway - July 11, 2014: The Monolith statue in the Vigeland installation of sculptures created by sculptor Gustav Vigeland from the 1920s until his death (1943) in Frogner Park, Oslo, Norway. The sculpture, carved out of one stone block in the late 1920s, depicts 121 human figures clinging and floating together

Concrete path between trees in park

Oslo, Norway, August 7, 1986. Inside the Frogner Park, whose entrance is free, the works created by Gustav Vigeland between 1930 and 1940 are exhibited. In the photo, beyond the wrought iron gate depicting men of all ages, the steps of the terrace dominated by the Monolith are visible. The monolith is a single block of granite with 121 human figures intertwined on top of each other. Some visitors around to admire the park.

Sydney, Australia - April 24, 2022, Circular Quay with Opera House and people enjoying the day in city

Oslo, Norway – June 06, 2013: The modern sculptures, human figures in the Vigeland park in Oslo, Norway, the concept of spirituality

Oslo, Norway - February 24, 2020. Stairs and metal entrance door at Vigeland Park, Oslo, Norway

A view of people walking and the 120-metre-high Busan Tower, built in 1973 in Yongdusan Park in Busan, South Korea. (September 20, 2019)

Norway, Oslo - 17 February 2019: View of the monolith in Frogner Park, sculpture created by Gustav Vigeland. Public park in capital city of Norway.

Oslo, Norway - July 18, 2014: People visiting Frogner Park in Oslo, Norway, famous for the Vigeland installation of sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland from the 1920s until his death (1943)

Oslo, Norway: Oslo opera house (Operahuset), located on the Bjørvika Bay waterfront - a two-part theater with opera and ballet, modeled on a floating iceberg, designed by the Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta (“Snow Cap”), famous for the Biblotheca Alexandrina - with Christoph Kapeller as design leader and project director.

Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway during Autumn

Staircase on public park

Part of Frogner Park, from the Vigeland monolith in Oslo, Norway

Terrace Stairs Near Danube River In Kalemegdan, Belgrade, Serbia

Oslo, Norway - August 11, 2015: Group of Asian tourists visiting Gustav Vigeland Sculpture Park. In the background you can see the monolith that is the centerpiece of the park.

Gustav Vigeland Sculptures, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Frogner Park, Oslo, Norway, Europe

Oslo, Norway - July 11, 2014: People visiting Frogner Park in Oslo, Norway, famous for the Vigeland installation of sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland from the 1920s until his death (1943)

Views of the outside of the famous opera house building in Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Opened in 2008, it is home to the opera and ballet and is built of white marble and granite

Oslo, Norway - May 3, 2024: A panoramic view of Vigeland Sculpture Park showcases the iconic bridge lined with bronze statues.

Oslo, Norway - July 22, 2015: People visiting Vigeland Sculpture Park, Oslo

Oslo, Norway – June 06, 2013: The beautiful ornamental gate at Vigeland park on a sunny day, Oslo

Aarhus, Denmark. Sunday 10 April 2022. People on Steps at Dokk1 concert hall in Aarhus, Denmark

This striking structure in Oslo, Norway, blends seamlessly with the surrounding coniferous forest, emphasizing modern design against a winter sky.

The harbour-facing side of DOKK, also known as Dokken, a cultural centre building on Hack Kampmanns Plads in Aarhus, a port-city in eastern Denmark. DOKK1 is a public space which combines a library, municipal services, theatre space and various cultural events. Beneath the building, which has been designed to have energy-efficiency and sustainability, is a large parking space. Outside are four play areas known as Kloden (The Globe) representing various cultures and global regions.

A statue at Vigeland Sculpture Park. Vigeland is the world's largest sculpture park made by a single artist, and is one of Norways most popular tourist attractions.

Field of grass and perfect sky

Oslo, Norway - July 18, 2016: Tourists enjoying the beautiful weather visit the Vigeland Sculpture Arrangement in Frogner Park.

Montreal, Canada - August 28, 2022: some people relax on steps in the pedestrian zone.

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