Oslo Spektrum, Oslo

Name: Oslo Spektrum
Address: Sonja Henies Plass 2, Oslo, 0185, Norway
Telephone: +47 22 05 29 00

#22 among attractions in Oslo

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Oslo Spektrum is a premier arena located in the heart of Oslo, Norway, known for hosting a wide array of events ranging from major sports competitions to spectacular concerts and cultural happenings. Since its inauguration in 1990, this multifunctional venue has solidified its position as a central hub for entertainment and sports in the city.

Designed with versatility in mind, Oslo Spektrum can accommodate a variety of events with its flexible seating arrangements, which can be tailored to suit the needs of any given event, from intimate performances to large-scale international tournaments. The arena's capacity varies from 3,000 to approximately 9,700 spectators, depending on the configuration.

As a sports venue, Oslo Spektrum has been the stage for numerous memorable moments in athletics, ice hockey, handball, and other sports. It has hosted international competitions, including the World Wrestling Championships and the European Handball Federation's Euro tournaments, showcasing the best athletes from around the globe.

Concertgoers have also enjoyed performances by both Norwegian and international artists. The venue's state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems ensure that each event is an immersive experience. Oslo Spektrum's central location in the city makes it easily accessible by public transportation, with ample parking available for those who prefer to drive.

Moreover, Oslo Spektrum is not just a place for sports and music; it is a cultural meeting point where trade shows, conventions, and family shows take place throughout the year. Its proximity to the bustling city center allows visitors to combine an event with experiencing the delights of Oslo's restaurants, shops, and attractions.

Alternative names: Opened: 1990 (34 years ago)Capacity: 6500Coordinates: 59°54'47"N, 10°45'17"E

Address

Sonja Henies Plass 2St Hanshaugen (Sentrum)Oslo 0185 Norway

Contact

+47 22 05 29 00

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Day trips

Oslo Spektrum – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Oslo Cathedral, Oslo City, Marka, Central Jamaat-e Ahl-e Sunnat.

~1440 ftW
17th-century church hosting state events
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Shopping, Shopping centre
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Nature, Natural attraction, Forest
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~1790 ftE
Mosque
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~1650 ftW
59°54'48"N • 10°44'45"E
Glasmagasinet, Oslo
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Square
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~1690 ftW
Theater
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~1630 ftNW
Church
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~1270 ftNW
Square
Youngstorget, Oslo
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~1720 ftW
Square
Stortorvet, Oslo
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~850 ftNW
Theater, Concerts and shows, Cabaret
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Oslo Spektrum?

Nearby attractions include Vaterland, Oslo (1 min walk), Lilletorget, Oslo (2 min walk), Posthuset Building, Oslo (3 min walk), Marka, Oslo (3 min walk).

How to get to Oslo Spektrum by public transport?

The nearest stations to Oslo Spektrum:

Metro

Jernbanetorget (3 min walk)
Grønland (5 min walk)

Tram

Storgata (4 min walk)
Jernbanetorget (5 min walk)

Train

Oslo Central Station (4 min walk)
National Theatre (24 min walk)

Bus

Oslo Bus Terminal (6 min walk)

Ferry

Munch Bjørvika • Lines: B9 (13 min walk)
Salt brygge • Lines: B9 (13 min walk)