Two car parks available with limited access: infront of the Ekeberg Restaurant and at Rodetomta (first right after turning from Kongsveien)

We use Autopay by Onepark. Information about rates can be found on the payment machines located by the parking area.

For faults with a payment machine or other enquiries, contact Onepark on phone: +47 228 49 200.

The small white building opposite of Karlsborg Spiseforretning houses public toilets, open 24-7. 

Entrance fee: NOK 20,- (payment by credit/debit/mastercard). 

The museum has an HC toilet available, that may be used within the opening hours of the museum.

Our main round is on gravel roads, and is the most universally accessible route in the park. It provides good access to many of the artworks in the collection. However, there are a number of artworks located on forest paths outside of the gravel roads. The park is also located on a steep hill. 

The museum in Lund's House has an elevator, and an inclined plane in the entrance area. In the museum you may borrow a stool. We do not, unfortunately, have wheelchairs for borrowing. Do not hesitate to contact us on info@ekeberparken.com for assistance when planning your visit. 

Ekebergparken is a public forest area, and all roaming happen at the visitor´s own risk. During the winter season, we continously maintain the main roads at our best capability, and in keeping with the regulation plan for the area, issued by Bymiløetaten. We must always consider the conditions and keeping of the forest floor, nature and biological diversity - which means we simply cannot sprinkle gravel in forest areas.

Do you want to organize an event in the park?

Ekebergparken is a public park and the ground owner is Oslo Municipality. All inquiries about events must be made through Ekebergparkens administration and Oslo Municipality/Bymiljøetaten at byleie.no. 

Guidelines: 

Get permission: 

The park must approve and be made aware of where, what and when you are planning. This applies to both large and small events. Send your request here.

No obstacles for visitors: 

You cannot obstruct the movement of other visitors. As a public park, all visitors have the right to move freely. This means that it is not possible for you to banish other visitors from the area where you are going to hold the event. There is also no room to ask other visitors to wait to leave. If other visitors come, any filming/photography must stop until the people in question have left. There is a requirement that the event must be carried out in a way that is adapted to other visitors in the park and that do not disturb other visitors.

No driving in the park. 

Ekebergparken has parking (Autopay) for visitors. In addition, there may be an opportunity to park outside the Ekebergrestaurant, but this must be clarified directly with the restaurant as they are separate from the sculpture park itself. 

Inspections and fees: 

If you need arrangements or assistance from the park, i.e. access to electricity, staff or similar, this must be clarified in advance. We will then require that an inspection of the area you have set out to assess whether it is possible to arrange this. In such a case, a separate fee will be charged for the work carried out in addition to a fee for renting electricity and payment of our employees. 

Video / Filming: 

Photo licensing: When photographing or filming artworks in the park, you must contact BONO and clarify the rules that apply to remuneration and depiction of intellectual property. Most of the artworks in the park's collection are subject to the Copyright Act and require that remuneration be paid to BONO and that the artworks are correctly credited in consultation with BONO. Read more and find contact information at Bono.no.

Written consent: Similarly, written consent must be obtained for photographing visitors in the park if this is applicable. We recommend that you have consent contracts for filming/photography that you can present to those who may be affected. If visitors object to being filmed or photographed, this must be respected. It is your responsibility to obtain and manage the consent.

Contact us: 

Contact us and let us know where and when you plan to have the event so that we know what is happening in the park when. Contact us here.

Do you want to film/photograph in Ekebergparken for professional use?

1. Get permission: The park must approve and be made aware of where, what and when you plan to film/photograph. Send a request here.

2. No obstacles for visitors: You must not obstruct the movement of other visitors. As a public park, all visitors have the right to move freely in the park. This means that it is not possible for you to banish other visitors from the area where you are filming/photographing. There is also no room to ask other visitors to wait to leave. If other visitors come, filming/photographing must stop until those in question have moved on. There is a requirement that you carry out the filming/photographing in a way that is adapted to other visitors in the park and that is not annoying to other visitors. There is no opportunity to block off areas in the park.

3. Photo licensing: When photographing or filming artworks in the park, you must contact BONO and clarify the rules that apply to remuneration and depiction of intellectual property. Most of the artworks in the park's collection are subject to the Copyright Act and require that remuneration be paid to BONO and that the artworks are correctly credited in consultation with BONO. Read more and find contact information at Bono.no.

4. Written consent: Similarly, written consent must be obtained for photographing visitors in the park if this is applicable. We recommend that you have consent contracts for filming/photography that you can present to those who may be affected. If visitors object to being filmed or photographed, this must be respected. It is your responsibility to obtain and manage the consent.

5. No cars/vehicles allowed: It is not possible to drive inside the park. Ekebergparken has parking (Autopay) for visitors. In addition to this, it may be possible to park outside the Ekeberg restaurant, but this must be clarified directly with the restaurant. You can find the restaurant's current contact information here.

6. Arrangements and inspections: If you need arrangements or assistance from the park, i.e. access to electricity or similar, this must be clarified in advance. We will then require that an inspection of the area you have selected be carried out to determine whether it is possible to arrange this. In such a case, a separate fee will be charged for the work carried out in addition to a fee for renting electricity.

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The Sculpture park

Open around the clock, all year round

Free to visit

Ganzfeld & Skyspace  

Open every Sunday for free public tours between 11:00-16:00. More information

Museum and shop

Wednesday - Sunday: 11:00 - 16:00

Monday & Tuesday: closed

Please note: some of the artworks have their own opening hours and limited accessibility during different seasons. More information

Yes, the park and our museum about the culture heritage is both free to visit. 

Yes, maps are available for purchase in the Museum & Gift Shop. The map is also available here on the website.

Tram lines 13 and 19 go to the tram stop Ekebergparken, which is the nearest public transport point to our museum, just a couple of minutes' walk away. It is also possible to approach from above, from Ekebergsletta, or via Jomfrubråtveien.

Yes, from Gamlebyen and the roundabout at Konows gate, Kjærlighetsstien (the Love Path) leads up the hillside. You can also walk up Kongsveien from here. These are the steepest sections of the park, and Kjærlighetsstien can be slippery in winter. Allow plenty of time if you choose these routes.

Open between 11 am and 16 pm every Sunday. Free to visit, but you must follow a guided tour to get entry. See how here. Private tours and Sessions can be booked throughout the year. See our Guided tours

In the woodland grove above the Water mirror

The framework agreement between the City of Oslo and the C. Ludens Ringnes Foundation runs until 2063. The artworks that are part of the collection are placed on a permanent basis, but temporary artworks are also installed, for example through the project Sculpture Point:Ekebergparken.