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About Trondheim Spektrum

Trondheim Spektrum is a premier multi-use indoor arena complex in Trondheim, known as Europas største flerbruksarena. Located at Klostergata 90, 7030 Trondheim, it hosts concerts, sports, conferences, and large fairs in its main hall (Hall A) and auxiliary spaces. Since reopening after a major renovation in 2019, the venue has offered flexible configurations to suit everything from intimate concerts to high-capacity sporting events.

Whether you’re catching a global act, a national championship, or a trade show like Nor-Fishing or Aqua Nor, you’ll find a straightforward buying process and practical details to help you plan your visit.

Trondheim Spektrum’s location in the city center makes it easy to pair your event with nearby hotels, dining, and transport options. We’ve got you covered with parking guidance, transit routes, and trusted hotel and restaurant recommendations to suit different budgets. Jump in and secure your seats with a simple, friendly process—because you’ve got a guy who can make it easy.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Klostergata 90, 7030 Trondheim, Norway.
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose indoor arena complex (main hall A and additional halls) and conference facilities; marketed as Europas største flerbruksarena (Europe's largest multi‑use arena).
  • Capacity: Hall A seats up to ~8,000–8,600 for handball and up to 12,000 standing for concerts; seated capacity around 9,694 per some configurations; total venue area ~33,200 m² across 9 halls.
  • Seating chart / configuration: Main hall supports various stand configurations (two‑tier main stands and retractable ends) to accommodate concerts or sports; exact seating varies by event.
  • Parking: Limited on‑site parking; parking areas are often closed for large events; visitors advised to use city center parking or nearby garages.
  • Transit: Good public transport access; ATB bus route 12 serves the arena; nearby Skansen (ATB route 9) and Skansen Station (Trønderbanen) also provide access.
  • Nearby hotels: Multiple Trondheim city center hotels within 5–15 minutes’ walk; the venue’s site notes nearby overnight options.
  • Notable events hosted: Aquaculture fairs Nor‑Fishing and Aqua Nor; Melodi Grand Prix finals (2020, 2023, 2024); European and World Handball championships; large concert tours (e.g., John Mayer inaugural event in 2019).
  • Renamed / demolished: Built as Nidarøhallen (1961–2002); reopened/renamed Trondheim Spektrum after the 2017–2019 renovation and expansion (modern venue opened 2019).