My Summer Holiday: Norway Edition 2025 (Day 4) READ DESCRIPTION

Hi guys! Welcome to my channel! ❤️ This is Part 4 (and Day 4) of my Summer Holidays: Norway Edition 🇳🇴

The itinerary for this trip is to spend 4 nights in Helsinki, Finland (The capital). There we meet up with my uncle Papa Piyot who is @Victor Hilot Legaspi on FaceBook. Then with him joining us, we take a boat to Estonia. After that we then fly to Norway. We spend 2 nights in Oslo which is the capital. After that we spend 2 weeks in Ulvik with our other family who are in the countryside. My Auntie Dian, my Uncle Ralph, Cousin Jansrolf or Yan Yan and cute little dog Raffie.

(SHOUT OUT ATE LEILA MARIE who showed us around ❤️)

Vigeland Park info🌳:

Vigeland Park, also known as Vigelandsparken or The Vigeland Installation, is a world-famous sculpture park located within Frogner Park in Oslo, Norway. It’s the largest sculpture park in the world made by a single artist — Gustav Vigeland — and one of Norway’s most visited attractions.

Key Facts:

Location: Oslo, Norway

Artist: Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943)

Number of Sculptures: Over 200

Material: Bronze, granite, and wrought iron

Opened: Completed between 1924–1943

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Highlights of Vigeland Park:

1. The Monolith (“Monolitten”)

A towering column made from a single block of granite, standing 14.12 meters tall. Features 121 intertwined human figures representing the cycle of life.

2. The Angry Boy (“Sinnataggen”)

One of the most iconic sculptures in the park. Depicts a young boy in mid-tantrum — a favorite for photos and often rubbed shiny by visitors.

3. The Wheel of Life (“Livshjulet”)

A circular sculpture symbolizing eternity and the human lifecycle.

4. The Bridge

Lined with 58 bronze sculptures, showcasing people in dynamic and emotional poses — from playful to contemplative.

5. The Fountain

Surrounded by 20 tree-like groups of human figures representing the stages of life.

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What Makes It Unique:

• The entire park was designed and sculpted by one man, Gustav Vigeland.

• It’s an open-air museum that reflects human relationships, emotions, and the universal aspects of life.

• It’s open 24/7 and free to enter.

(Recorded from 15th July – 2nd August)

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