Tina Cecilie Jensen
Head of Administration & Mediation
- E-post
- [email protected]
- Telefon
- + 47 214 21 919
- Mobile
- + 47 453 92 501
- Office hours
- 9AM - 4PM
About Ekebergparken
Experience beautiful nature and unique history interacting with art at an international level. Ekebergparken is a public park in Oslo, located in Ekebergåsen with a view of the city and fjord. The park is free to visit and open to the public around the clock, all year round.
A public park with a long history
Ekebergparken is a public sculpture and cultural heritage park, measuring app. 63 acres of the hill surrounding Oslo to the east. The park is the result of a cooperation between Oslo Municipality and C. Ludens Ringnes Foundation. The initiative to establish the park came from real estate investor and philanthropist, Christian Ringnes. The park is financed by C. Ludens RIngnes Foundation, and has been open to the public since September 2013. Back then, the collection numbered 31 unique works of art. Today, the park features 49 artworks.
Museum/Administration
Telephone: + 47 214 21 919
(Telephone hours 11-16 mon-sun)
Email: [email protected]
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Trym Lauritzen
Chief Executive Officer
- E-post
- [email protected]
- Telefon
- +47 214 21 919
- Mobile
- + 47 477 57 997
Kristina Aurore Kvåle
Head of Mediation
- E-post
- [email protected]
- Telefon
- + 47 214 21 919
- Mobile
- + 47 930 66 876
- Office hours
- 9AM - 4PM
Mattea Zeuthen Liljan
Museum host
- E-post
- [email protected]
- Telefon
- +47 214 21 919
- Office Hours
- 9AM - 4PM tue-fri
Ina Johannesen Dibley
Art Director / Curator-at-large
- E-post
- [email protected]
The Ludens Ringnes Foundation has operational responsibility for the park for 50 years from its opening in 2013. The City of Oslo owns the land, and all maintenance and operations are carried out in accordance with the zoning plan agreed between the municipality and the foundation.
During winter, the park can be slippery. We recommend bringing ice grips. Ekebergparken is a public woodland area, and all visits to the park are at your own risk. Our operations team clears and grits the main paths in the park to the best of their ability, and in accordance with the park's zoning plan. With regard to the park's woodland areas, there are strict regulations governing how the area may be maintained. Out of consideration for the preservation of the park's forest floor, nature, and biodiversity, we are not able to grit within the woodland areas themselves.
Would you like to report an issue in the park? Get in touch with us!
We greatly appreciate engagement from the public and hope that everyone will help us look after our wonderful park area, so that it remains a pleasant place for all to enjoy.
Our art guides are all highly skilled and hold degrees either in art history or fine arts. They are all trained by the park and have extensive knowledge of both the park’s art collection and the vast cultural history of the area.
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