Inside the world's largest nude statue park

Vigeland is the largest nude statue park in the world located in Oslo, Norway with 212 sculptures of bronze and granite.

More than 200 images of Gustav Vigeland's designer are located along Frogner Park's 850m-long boulevard.They were built mainly from 1939 to 1949, currently receiving about one million visitors every year.(Photo: Shutterstock).

This is also the largest sculpture park in the world created by an artist.Gustav Vigeland was responsible for architectural design and layout in the park.The carving on stone and bronze casting is performed by skilled craftsmen.However, he died (1943) before the park was completed (1946).(Photo: Flickr Laura Aguiar).

According to Culture Trip, these sculptures are excellent studies of the human body in the most primitive state, from men, women, children, and elderly people to relationships.(Photo: Coastalpath).

"Human tower" Monolith is the most famous statue here, taller than 14m and sculpted from monolith.The tower consists of 121 human figures arranged from the foot to the top, representing different stages in life.(Photo: Imgur).

One of the photos taken most is the Angry Boy with a one-legged stand. "I went to the park and looked at the statues, in which I liked the most. The angry boy. It was a great work of art," said L.Hansen, a tourist.(Photo: Chiaroscuromagazine).

The fountain is one of the park's most notable stops, surrounded by 20 statues, symbolizing various stages in human life, from young to death.(Photo: Youtube).

The statue of a man must fight with the babies.(Photo: Imgur).

The gate to the park is also decorated with patterns depicting naked women.(Photo: Smavik).

The park is open 24 hours a day and all year round for visitors. In addition, you can also go to the Vigeland museum , the designer's workshop with a plaster cast, a 5-minute walk from the park.(Photo: Venntravel).