Frogner stadion, Oslo

Name: Frogner stadion
Address: Middelthuns gate 26, Oslo, 0368, Norway
Telephone: +47 910 05 955

#34 among attractions in Oslo

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Frogner Stadion, a historic sports venue nestled in the heart of Oslo, Norway, is a testament to the city's rich sporting heritage. Established in 1901, this multifunctional arena has been a cornerstone for local athletics and community events for over a century.

Primarily known for its ice skating rink, Frogner Stadion holds a special place in the annals of winter sports. It has been the site of numerous national and international competitions, including the World Speed Skating Championships. The rink, which operates from November to February, attracts both professional skaters and enthusiastic amateurs looking to glide across the ice.

In the warmer months, the stadium transforms to accommodate a variety of sports and activities. The track and field facilities are frequented by runners, jumpers, and throwers, making it a bustling hub for athletes of all levels. The stadium's central location in the Frogner district makes it an accessible and popular venue for schools and sports clubs.

Frogner Stadion is not only a sports venue; it also serves as a cultural landmark. The stadium has been a gathering place for the community, hosting concerts and festivals that add to the vibrant atmosphere of the city. Its enduring presence in Oslo's sporting landscape is a reflection of the city's commitment to promoting an active and healthy lifestyle among its residents.

Alternative names: Opened: 10 January 1914 (111 years ago)Capacity: 4200Coordinates: 59°55'38"N, 10°42'35"E

Address

Middelthuns gate 26Frogner (Frognerparken)Oslo 0368 Norway

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+47 910 05 955

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Nearby attractions include: Frogner Park, Oslo Tramway Museum, Frognerbadet, Vigeland Museum.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Frogner stadion?

Nearby attractions include Majorstuen, Oslo (7 min walk), Frogner Park, Oslo (7 min walk), Valkyrie plass, Oslo (8 min walk), Frogner Manor, Oslo (8 min walk).

How to get to Frogner stadion by public transport?

The nearest stations to Frogner stadion:

Tram

Frogner stadion (3 min walk)
Vigelandsparken (5 min walk)

Metro

Majorstuen (8 min walk)
Frøen (13 min walk)

Train

Majorstuen (8 min walk)
Frøen (14 min walk)

Ferry

Aker brygge (35 min walk)
Rådhusbryggen • Lines: B9 (35 min walk)