Bislet Stadium
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Bislet Stadium: A Legacy of Sport
Often referred to as the cradle of Norwegian athletics, Bislet Stadium stands as a testament to the country's sporting spirit. Built in 1922, it has been renovated multiple times and remains an active venue for major sporting events.
Originally founded by local sport enthusiasts, Bislet has hosted the Winter Olympics in 1952 and continues to support both athletic competitions and cultural events. The modern design features a unique oval shape, designed specifically for speed skating, with a capacity of 15,400.
Remarkable Highlights
- 🏅 Olympic History: Home to the 1952 Winter Olympics, hosting legendary athletes.
- 🎉 Cultural Events: Venue for concerts and festivals throughout the year.
- 🏟️ Track Records: Renowned for producing numerous world records in athletics.
Accessible by public transport, Bislet Stadium draws tourists, sports fans, and locals, making it a vibrant site in Oslo.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Bislet Stadium
Historic Significance
The stadium was the site of the 1952 Winter Olympics, an important event in Olympic history.
World Records
Bislet Stadium has witnessed more than 100 world records in middle-distance and distance running since its inauguration.
Renovations
The stadium has undergone multiple renovations, most recently in 2005, enhancing its facilities.
Location
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Address
View mapLouises gate 1
Opening Hours
Friday:
Open for events
Monday:
Open for events
Saturday:
Open for events
Sunday:
Open for events
Thursday:
Open for events
Tuesday:
Open for events
Wednesday:
Open for events
Contact Information
Price
Varies by event. General entry to most athletic events ranges from 100 NOK to 500 NOK.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: About 2-3 hours for events.
Best Time to Visit
Visit during major events in the winter season for the most engaging experience.