Frogner Park

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Frogner Park (Frognerparken) is the largest public park in Oslo, Norway. It is part of the historic estate of Frogner Manor. It hosts the Vigeland Park where over 200 sculptures and other works by Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland are on permanent display.

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Frogner Park 

park in Oslo Part of Frogner Park (from the Vigeland monolith)
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Instance of	park
Location	Frogner, Oslo Municipality, Norway
Owned by	Oslo
Has part(s)	Vigeland installation
Heritage designation	cultural heritage preservation in Norway
Date of official opening	1914
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59° 55′ 37″ N, 10° 42′ 04″ E
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Further links

• Frogner Manor
• Vigeland Sculpture Park

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  A view of the park
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