Have you ever experiences an ourdoor art project with close to 300 original paintings, installations and sculptures surrounded by nature, accessible every day and through four seasons? No?
Head high above Oslo at Holmenkollen to visit the gilded Rose Castle, an outdoor art project dedicated to democracy, rule of law and humanism, with this entry ticket. Featured on Time Magazine's "The World's 100 Greatest Places” list, The Rose Castle is made by the famous Norwegian artist brothers Vebjørn Sand and Eimund Sand.

Admire nearly 300 artworks which tells the story of what happens to a country and its people when totalitarian forces gain control and rob their freedom, how society stood up and fought to regain their freedom, and how these values will be carried on to future generations.

See how 5 golden constellations shine to symbolize the 5 years of occupation, and the fight for freedom and human rights in Norway during the second world war. Read stories from the war that shed light on the foundations of society – the rule of law, freedom of expression, and humanism.

Learn from history, put present time into perspective, and look to the future. See paintings, sculptures, and installations that serve as a reminder to never take democracy for granted and celebrate the value of freedom.

Enjoy a hot chocolate, coffee, Norwegian waffle with brown cheese and more in our small cafe inside 'Roseslottets Storstue' by the entrance.