Venues in Oslo
104 venues found
Uranienborg Kirke
A neo-Gothic parish church from 1886 on the Uranienborg heights behind the Royal Palace, seating 650 and built around a 56-stop Kuhn concert organ that makes it one of Oslo's leading sacred-music rooms.
The Toucan Public House
An English-style pub in Vaterland, a few minutes from Oslo Spektrum, running a weekly quiz, music bingo and big-screen sport. It opened in May 2026 in the premises previously occupied by Abelone Kjøkken & Bar.
Akershus slottskirke
A 150-seat royal chapel in the south wing of Akershus Castle, serving as the Norwegian Armed Forces' principal church and widely regarded as one of Oslo's finest rooms for chamber music.
Astrup Fearnley Museet
Oslo's museum of contemporary art on Tjuvholmen, in a Renzo Piano building on the fjord, housing the Astrup Fearnley Collection and running events alongside its exhibition programme.
Bakkekroen
A restaurant in Holmenveien in western Oslo that runs Bakkejazz, a standing concert series presenting new and traditional jazz.
Barrikaden
A self-run basement club at the top of Hausmanns gate in Oslo, programming uncommercial punk, hardcore, crust, oi!, grind and metal since the building was occupied in 1999.
Becco
A natural wine bar hidden in a backyard building on Tullinløkka in Oslo, spread over three floors with outdoor seating and a regular programme of concerts.
BLÅ
A bar, club and concert venue on the Akerselva at Brenneriveien in Oslo, with a 350-capacity main hall, the Himmel room upstairs and a riverside terrace that takes 500 for concerts.
Blitz
A self-managed autonomous youth house in a legalised squat in central Oslo, founded in 1982 and among the oldest of its kind in Europe, with a concert hall running one to two underground shows a week.
Bortenfor
A cocktail bar behind Ingensteds on Brenneriveien in Oslo, converted from a steel workshop and run as the quieter room next door to the club.
Brewgata
A craft beer bar on Brugata in Oslo with a stage that takes live bands every Saturday — rock, metal, punk and alternative, usually free entry — and DJs on Fridays.
Brød & Sirkus
An entertainment bar in central Oslo built around quizzes — a different one most nights of the week — with music bingo, club nights and live music on Saturdays.
Byens Tak
A bar and arena for architecture and urban culture on the twelfth floor of the listed Folketeaterbygningen at Youngstorget in Oslo, with the city's rooftop below it.
Nordic Black Theatre & Cafeteatret
A café and stage at Grønland in Oslo, in a Methodist church from 1896 with fine acoustics, home to Nordic Black Theatre and a regular jazz room.
Carls
A café, bar, restaurant and event room at Carl Berners plass in Oslo, whose Storstua arena carries stand-up, club nights and live podcasts.
Chat Noir
Oslo's private revue theatre, founded in 1912 as a literary cabaret and in Klingenberggata since 1938, seating 581.
Chateau Neuf
The house of Det Norske Studentersamfund at Majorstuen in Oslo, with the 1,000-seat Storsalen amphitheatre upstairs and the 1,200-capacity Betong club in the basement.
Club Gustav at Amerikalinjen
An intimate jazz club in the basement of the Amerikalinjen hotel at Jernbanetorget in Oslo, with its own entrance, a stage and a full light and sound rig.
Cosmopolite Scene
Oslo's home for world music, in the Soria Moria cinema of 1928 at Torshov — a hall and balcony taking 750 standing or 550 seated, programming jazz, soul, R&B, fado, folk and hip hop year-round.
Dansens Hus
Norway's national stage for dance, in a converted 1873 factory building at Vulkan in Oslo, with a main stage for up to 450 and a studio stage for up to 150.
Dattera til Hagen
A bar, café and cultural house on Grønland in Oslo, across two floors with a summer backyard, running concerts, DJs, improv, stand-up and debates.
Deichman Bjørvika
Oslo's main public library in Bjørvika, six floors with the 150-seat Deichmansalen, a 200-seat auditorium, a basement cinema and around a hundred external events a year.
Den Norske Opera & Ballett
Norway's national opera house on the Bjørvika waterfront in Oslo, with a 1,364-seat main auditorium, a black-box second stage for around 400, and a third smaller stage.
