- The atelier could be rebuilt as a museum after his death. Even Vigeland's flat on the third floor was preserved as a part of the museum.
- The museum's collection comprises Vigeland's early works, his portraits, and monuments, as well as plaster models for the sculptures in Vigeland Park.
- A well-kept secret and a truly alternative attraction in Oslo is the mausoleum of Emanuel Vigeland, little brother of Vigeland Park sculptor Gustav Vigeland.
- Now visitors are welcome once again at the Vigeland Museum across the street, after a major if somewhat unnoticeable renovation.
- A digital museum experience. The Vigeland park is one of Norway’s most visited attractions, with over a million visitors every year.
- Explore Vigeland Museum when you travel to Oslo. Read Expedia's guide to find out everything you need to know about visiting Vigeland Museum!
- The official web site for the museum is the Vigeland Museum. The Vigeland Museum celebrated Gustav Vigeland's 150th Year Anniversary in 2019.
- The Vigeland Museum is the former home and studio to the sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-2943) situated next to the Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway.
- Today, it is funded and owned by the city council. The Vigeland Museum contains small sculptures, paintings and sketches by Vigeland and other Norwegian artists.
- The atelier could be rebuilt as a museum after his death. Even Vigeland's flat on the third floor was preserved as a part of the museum.