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 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

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.

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.