Svartdalsparken, Oslo: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#28 of 42 Tourist attractions in Oslo #11 of 21 Parks in Oslo

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.50

3.6 km from the center of Oslo

Rating breakdown

5 ★66%
4 ★24%
3 ★7%
2 ★2%
1 ★1%

0657 Oslo, Norway

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What is the rating of Svartdalsparken?: Svartdalsparken is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 581 reviews.
How does Svartdalsparken rank in Oslo?: Svartdalsparken is #28 of 42 Tourist attractions in Oslo by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Svartdalsparken located?: 0657 Oslo, Norway — 3.6 km from the center of Oslo.

Reviews (8)

M. Talha Gokmen 2023 Oct 04

A hidden gem in Oslo. Nature feels very wild here despite being right in the heart of the city. The valley is deep so you don’t get much direct sunlight here

Jakub Sudzik 2023 Jul 31

A little bit of beautiful nature in the city, lots of shade and amazing bridged walkways

Kitty Dawson 2023 Jun 07

Amazing big nature area with a big river/stream through a lot of it which is so stunning and ethereal.
There is also woods/forest parts to walk through too, bridges and even a small suspension bridge 🥰. I loved it!

Tavishi Matthews 2023 Apr 27

I was at Svartdalsparken on the walking and running trail alongside Alna elva. Worth checking out.

I find running or walking alongside a river like this to be a wonderful way to explore, enjoy nature and unwind at the same time.

I ended up running from Svartdalsparken all the way to Alna shopping Centre approx 8km and then caught public transport back home.

All in all it was enjoyable way to do the shopping.

Hugo Cirrose 2021 Oct 31

Small wild park along a river, good for a morning walk or run. Some tables with seats for meals and a set of gimnastic apparel to keep u in shape. Some parts of the park are not recomended when walking your kid with a stroller.

Skjalg Ask Tøraasen-Osflaten 2020 May 24

One of the most beautiful little parks in Oslo. It's been used for industri om som manner for countless centuries. Now, it is purpousely kept in its natural state to give people a glimpse into prehistoric Norway!

Vaibhav Dedhia 2019 Oct 03

It's a great park to walk into, you can even jog there any time of the day. During winter & Autumn evening are cold but less windy due to the trees surrounding the walk way.