Oslo Konserthus

Oslo Concert Hall is a leading concert venue in Oslo, known for its architecture and acoustics. It hosts concerts in classical music, jazz, and popular music with both Norwegian and international artists. The hall opened in 1977, and is home to the Oslo Philharmonic.

Access:
Bus: 30, 31, 37, 70, 81 (stop: Nationaltheatret).
Tram: 13, 15 (stop: Nationaltheatret).
Underground railway: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (stop: Nationaltheatret)
Parking: Available beneath concert hall, HC‑spaces included (all subject to a fee). Alternative access for wheelchair users via the office and stage entrance.

• Accessibility:
  Elevators from the foyer are available but limited in size; larger wheelchairs may use an alternative elevator and the Glass House. Wheelchair spaces are available in the Main Hall (rows 20–21) and Small Hall (front right section).
• Translator and hearing loop:
  Hearing loop available in the Main Hall (rows 8–14), not available in the Small Hall or in rows 21–36 of the Main Hall.