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Very beautiful place

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The Kollentrollet is a fascinating, 6.7-meter-high troll sculpture near Gratishaugen, opposite the Holmenkollen ski jump. It is carved directly into the rock. From the sculpture, you have a great view of the Holmenkollen ski jump and can take beautiful photos.

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Several small waterfalls

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a very idyllic place

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A truly original and very beautiful site: absolutely worth seeing

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Spikersuppa is a large park area in central Oslo that transforms into the city's most romantic ice skating rink during winter, surrounded by Christmas lights during the holiday season. Originally created in 1956 as a fountain basin designed by architect Arnstein Arneberg and funded by Christiania Spigerverk (giving the area its name meaning "nail soup"), it was reconstructed in the mid-1970s after being demolished for subway construction

Two of the three stone carvers who worked on the Monolith died relatively young, possibly due to prolonged exposure to granite dust during the 14-year carving process.

The Monolith is a 17-meter tall granite column featuring 121 intertwined human figures, carved from a single 280-ton stone block and completed in 1943 as part of Gustav Vigeland's sculpture park in Oslo's Frogner Park. The massive granite block was quarried near the Swedish border in 1922 and transported to Oslo by barge, where three master stone carvers worked for 14 years to transform Vigeland's vision into reality. The sculpture stands at the highest point of the park, surrounded by 36 granite figure groups arranged on circular steps.