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About Oslo Spektrum

Oslo Spektrum is a versatile indoor arena located at Sonja Henies Plass 2, 0185 Oslo. With a configurable seating chart that supports fully seated, mixed, or standing configurations, the venue can accommodate up to 11,500 guests (9,700 seated; 4,700 permanent seats + 5,600 removable chairs). It’s a historic hub for major events—from Eurovision 1996 to Nobel Peace Prize Concert and Melodi Grand Prix finals. As the venue undergoes renovation and expansion since 2025 under Nova Spektrum, guests can expect enhanced experiences while preserving its central role in Oslo’s live entertainment scene.

Whether you’re catching a concert, a show, or a conference, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating options, parking, transit access, and nearby places to stay and dine. Secure your seats and plan a smooth visit with our insider tips and trusted partner recommendations.

Oslo Spektrum sits adjacent to Oslo Central Station, providing convenient access via metro (Jernbanetorget), tram, and bus. Parking is available at Spektrum P-hus (Chr. Krohgs gate 1-11, 0186 Oslo) with 24/7 access and about 346 spaces. For a comfortable stay before or after events, consider nearby hotels such as Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Oslo (Oslo Plaza), easily reachable by foot via a pedestrian bridge built in 1992. When planning your trip, check event-specific seating layouts, as partitions and draping can transform the arena to suit the event format. We’ve gathered practical details to help you secure your seats and enjoy a seamless experience.

Note: For events with date changes or rescheduling, we provide up-to-date information in the event listing. If you’re browsing venue options, remember that Oslo Spektrum remains a cornerstone of Oslo’s live scene, actively hosting a mix of music, sport, and cultural events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Sonja Henies Plass 2, 0185 Oslo, Norway.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena.
  • Capacity: up to 11,500 (with standing); 9,700 seated; 4,700 permanent seats + 5,600 removable chairs.
  • Seating chart: configurable layout with draping; can be fully seated, mixed, or standing; partitions/divisions available.
  • Parking: Spektrum P-hus at Chr. Krohgs gate 1-11, 0186 Oslo; 24/7 access; ~346 spaces.
  • Transit: Adjacent to Oslo Central Station; served by metro (Jernbanetorget), tram, and bus terminal.
  • Nearby hotels: Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel (Oslo Plaza) linked by pedestrian bridge (footbridge built in 1992).
  • Notable events: Eurovision Song Contest 1996; Nobel Peace Prize Concert; Melodi Grand Prix finals.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished or renamed; undergoing renovation/expansion since 2025 under Nova Spektrum.