Nye Jordal Amfi, Oslo

Name: Nye Jordal Amfi
Address: Jordalgata 12, Oslo, 0657, Norway
Telephone: +47 02180

#36 among attractions in Oslo

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Nye Jordal Amfi is a state-of-the-art sports venue situated in the bustling city of Oslo, Norway. This modern arena stands as a testament to Norway's commitment to promoting sports and physical activity. As a hub for ice sports, particularly ice hockey, the venue serves as the home ground for the local team, Vålerenga Ishockey, and has become a central part of the community's sporting life.

The arena, which underwent a significant renovation and was reopened in 2020, boasts a capacity to seat thousands of spectators, making it one of the premier destinations for sports fans in the region. Its design is a blend of functionality and aesthetics, with an emphasis on creating an engaging atmosphere for both athletes and fans.

Nye Jordal Amfi is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including a top-notch ice rink that meets international standards, making it suitable for both national and international events. The venue is not only used for sports but also serves as a versatile space for concerts and other cultural events, showcasing its flexibility and importance within the city's infrastructure.

Accessibility is a key feature of the venue, with excellent public transport links making it easy for visitors to reach from all parts of Oslo. The arena also offers amenities such as food concessions and merchandise outlets, enhancing the overall experience for guests.

Alternative names: Opened: 25 September 2020Capacity: 5300Coordinates: 59°54'40"N, 10°47'2"E

Address

Jordalgata 12Gamle Oslo (Vålerenga)Oslo 0657 Norway

Contact

+47 02180

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Neighbourhood
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Nye Jordal Amfi?

Nearby attractions include Kampen Church, Oslo (2 min walk), Gamle Oslo, Oslo (4 min walk), Jordal, Oslo (4 min walk), Kampen, Oslo (5 min walk).

How to get to Nye Jordal Amfi by public transport?

The nearest stations to Nye Jordal Amfi:

Metro

Ensjø (6 min walk)
Tøyen (11 min walk)

Bus

Helsfyr T (16 min walk)
Oslo Bus Terminal (23 min walk)

Train

Tøyen (18 min walk)
Carl Berners plass (27 min walk)

Tram

Middelalderparken (20 min walk)
Oslo Hospital (21 min walk)

Ferry

Munch Bjørvika • Lines: B9 (29 min walk)