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Slottsparken — Attraction in Oslo

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Slottsparken
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The Royal Palace
Slottsplassen 1, 0010 Oslo, Norway
Slottsplassen
Karl Johans gt., 0010 Oslo, Norway
Historical Museum
Frederiks gate 2, 0164 Oslo, Norway
Kunstnernes Hus
Wergelandsveien 17, 0167 Oslo, Norway
Karl Johan Monument
0010 Oslo, Norway
National Theatre
Johanne Dybwads plass 1, 0161 Oslo, Norway
IBSEN Museum & Theatre
Henrik Ibsens gate 26, 0255 Oslo, Norway
Oslo Concert Hall
Munkedamsveien 14, 0115 Oslo, Norway
Spikersuppa Ice Skating Rink
Karl Johans gt. 41B, 0162 Oslo, Norway
The Viking Planet
Fridtjof Nansens plass 4, 0160 Oslo, Norway
Nearby restaurants
Den Glade Gris
St. Olavs Gate 33, 0166 Oslo, Norway
Lorry Restaurant
Parkveien 12, 0350 Oslo, Norway
IndiSpice Oslo
Welhavens gate 2, 0166 Oslo, Norway
Grotten øl- & vinbar
Wergelandsveien 5, 0167 Oslo, Norway
MeiWei Spiseri
Tullins gate 6, 0166 Oslo, Norway
Ophelia Bar Diner Club
Holbergs gate 19, 0166 Oslo, Norway
Ruffino
Arbins gate 1, 0253 Oslo, Norway
Vino al Vino
Holbergs Plass 4, 0166 Oslo, Norway
BKH Bislett
Hegdehaugsveien 2, 0167 Oslo, Norway
26 North Restaurant & Social Club Oslo
Holbergs Plass 30, 0166 Oslo, Norway
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Slottsparken

Slottsplassen 1, 0010 Oslo, Norway
4.6(1.3K)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: The Royal Palace, Slottsplassen, Historical Museum, Kunstnernes Hus, Karl Johan Monument, National Theatre, IBSEN Museum & Theatre, Oslo Concert Hall, Spikersuppa Ice Skating Rink, The Viking Planet, restaurants: Den Glade Gris, Lorry Restaurant, IndiSpice Oslo, Grotten øl- & vinbar, MeiWei Spiseri, Ophelia Bar Diner Club, Ruffino, Vino al Vino, BKH Bislett, 26 North Restaurant & Social Club Oslo
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kongehuset.no
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Nearby attractions of Slottsparken

The Royal Palace

Slottsplassen

Historical Museum

Kunstnernes Hus

Karl Johan Monument

National Theatre

IBSEN Museum & Theatre

Oslo Concert Hall

Spikersuppa Ice Skating Rink

The Viking Planet

The Royal Palace

The Royal Palace

4.5

(5.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Slottsplassen

Slottsplassen

4.6

(817)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Historical Museum

Historical Museum

4.1

(1.5K)

Closed
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Kunstnernes Hus

Kunstnernes Hus

4.3

(347)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Glide silently among fjords and city landmarks
Glide silently among fjords and city landmarks
Fri, Dec 5 • 10:30 AM
0160, Oslo, Norway
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Winter wonderland forest hike & campfire with dog
Winter wonderland forest hike & campfire with dog
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
1410, Nordre Follo, Norway
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Norwegian Food Tour & Hidden Gems of Oslo CityWalk
Norwegian Food Tour & Hidden Gems of Oslo CityWalk
Fri, Dec 5 • 12:00 PM
0154, Oslo, Norway
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Nearby restaurants of Slottsparken

Den Glade Gris

Lorry Restaurant

IndiSpice Oslo

Grotten øl- & vinbar

MeiWei Spiseri

Ophelia Bar Diner Club

Ruffino

Vino al Vino

BKH Bislett

26 North Restaurant & Social Club Oslo

Den Glade Gris

Den Glade Gris

4.6

(2.2K)

$$

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Lorry Restaurant

Lorry Restaurant

4.2

(1.6K)

$$

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IndiSpice Oslo

IndiSpice Oslo

4.5

(377)

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Grotten øl- & vinbar

Grotten øl- & vinbar

4.8

(34)

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DeekaypeaDeekaypea
The autumn 🍂 were beautiful. Busy with locals & tourists, it was lovely to see so many families out on a Sunday just walking (and running, LOTS of joggers in Oslo). There’s a small area of sculptures made from the drawings of schoolchildren. Loved it.
Hilda WekesaHilda Wekesa
Beautiful place to visit during the fall. The yellow leaves falling brings more beauty to the place... Don't forget to bring your children... Nice playing field there...
Daniel AlexanderDaniel Alexander
Nice park around the royal areas. It's a good walk through, or for a stop and picnic or to just get away from the cobbled streets and see some green spaces.
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Nice park around the royal areas. It's a good walk through, or for a stop and picnic or to just get away from the cobbled streets and see some green spaces.
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The Palace Park, one of the Norwegian capital’s first and largest parks, surrounds the Royal Palace on all sides and features grassy areas as well as old, majestic trees. The Palace Park was developed simultaneously with the construction of the new Royal Palace. The palace architect, Hans Ditlev Franciscus Linstow, took active part in the planning of the park. Over time the first palace gardener, Martin Mortensen, played an increasingly important role in the design of the park landscape. Several plans for the park were developed, all of which differed from the final result. In 1823, permission was granted to purchase land for the Royal Palace and surrounding park area. The purchase of garden and land allotments began, but it took many years before the park area extended completely around the Royal Palace. The plot of land known as Sommerro was acquired in 1840. It had been a private park since 1751 and today comprises the section of the park known as the Queen’s Park. The purchases of the Abelhaugen and Nisseberget plots in 1845 gave the Palace Park the dimensions it has today. Although the Royal Palace was completed in 1849, the Palace Park did not assume its final form until the 1850s. The park is based on the ideal model of nature which prevailed in the mid-1800s and which set the tone for European horticulture of the era. The park was constructed in the Romantic style, in which the “line of beauty” can be seen in the ponds’ undulating forms and the winding gravel paths. The park was open to the public from the outset, and as the city expanded to the west, the park came to lie at the centre of the capital city. It covers an area of 220 decares and contains about 1 000 trees, of which many were planted in the first phase of the park’s history. The Palace Park is a valuable, protected cultural monument which the gardeners of the Royal Court work to maintain in the best possible manner for everyone’s enjoyment. There are several statues in the park. The Palace Park also encompasses the Palace Square is Norway’s largest ceremonial square. Every year on 17 May, Norway’s national day, the Royal Family stand on the Palace Balcony and wave to the Children’s Parade as it crosses the square. When foreign heads of state visit Norway, they are greeted by the King and Queen in the Palace Square. On one side of the Royal Palace is the Guardhouse. Erected in 1845-1849, the Guardhouse is believed to be the oldest building in Norway in the...

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Området ble kjøpt og utskilt fra flere omkringliggende løkkeeiendommer i 1824. Flere planer for regulering og opparbeidelse av parken ble utarbeidet, men man endte av økonomiske grunner på en noe forenklet plan, utarbeidet av slottsarkitekt Hans Linstow og slottsgartner Martin Mortensen. Parken består av store plener under høye trær, gangveier, alléer og anlagte vannspeil. Parken talte opprinnelig rundt 2000 trær. I dag er tallet rundt 1200.

Opparbeidelsen startet i 1838 under ledelse av Mortensen, men strakte seg over lang tid på grunn av pengemangel. Mange av dagens trær skriver seg fra denne første opparbeidelsen. De eldste daterer helt tilbake til 1700-tallet. Dette er trær i den delen av parken som kalles Dronningparken - et område som ble etablert som park allerede i 1751. Den gang var dette området en del av løkken Sommerro som borgermester Christian Henrik Støedt utviklet til en liten rokokkoperle rundt landstedet sitt.

Langs parken ved Parkveien og Wergelandsveien ble byvillastrøket Bak Slottet anlagt fra 1846, etter Linstows regulering.

Det ble anlagt et gartneri ved Grotten i 1870-årene, og dette eksisterer fremdeles.

Slottsparken er et vernet kulturminne, og forvaltes av Slottets gartnere.

Statuer i parkenRediger

I parken og på Slottsplassen er det flere statuer og monumenter:[1]

«Karl Johan-monumentet» av Brynjulf Bergslien, avduket 1875 på Slottsplassen.«Abel-monumentet», Gustav Vigelands statue av Niels Henrik Abel, reist 1908 på Abelhaugen.«I storm», Vigelands statue av Camilla Collett, reist 1911 i parken utenfor slottets nordre fløy.Ada Madsens statue av Dronning Maud, reist 1959 ved atkomsten til Slottsplassens søndre hjørne fra Henrik Ibsens gate, foran Dronningparken, som en lang periode var kongehusets private del av parken.Kirsten Kokkins statue av kronprinsesse kronprinsesse Märtha, avduket 21. februar 2007 av kong Harald, oppført ved begynnelsen av gangveien fra Slottsplassens nordre hjørne mot krysset Parkveien/Wergelandsveien. Statuen var en gave fra Stortinget i anledning kongens 70-årsdag.«Rådyret» i Dronningparken, laget av Arne N. Vigeland i 1953 og flyttet fra Bygdø Kongsgård etter kongeskiftet i 1991.Kirsten Kokkins statue av dronning Sonja, gitt som en gave fra Den Norske Turistforening og avduket på dronningens åttiårsdag 4. juli 2017.[2]

september 1941, i anledning av 700-årsdagen for Snorre Sturlasons fødsel, ble «Snorremonumentet» avduket av Gulbrand Lunde, som var kulturminister i Vidkun Quislings andre regjering under andre verdenskrig. Dette monumentet ble fjernet og trolig også ødelagt ved...

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Slottsparken, the beautiful park surrounding Oslo’s Royal Palace, is a serene escape right in the heart of the city. Spanning over 54 acres, this lush green space offers visitors a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle, with tree-lined paths, manicured lawns, and vibrant flowerbeds that change with the seasons.

One of the park’s most charming features is its collection of colorful statues. These sculptures, scattered throughout the park, add a unique and artistic touch to the natural beauty. Each statue has its own character, ranging from historical figures to more whimsical, modern designs, creating an engaging blend of...

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