Trinity Church in Oslo: photos, reviews

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Trinity Church stands as a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture in the vibrant city of Oslo. Completed in 1858, this architectural masterpiece by Wilhelm von Hanno and Alexis de Chateauneuf captivates visitors with its neo-Gothic style. The church is distinguished by its pair of octagonal bell towers and an impressive eight-sided dome. Inside, soaring Gothic arches lead to beautifully intricate stained glass windows that cast colorful light onto its elaborate pulpit. Originally serving as Oslo's cathedral and now under the ownership of an international real estate group, this historic site continues to draw admiration, holding an average Google rating of 4.4.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Arne Garborgs plass (direction north)

Bus stop 39 m walk

Prof. Aschehougs plass

Bus stop 346 m walk

Keysers gate

Bus stop 89 m walk

Nordahl Bruns gate

Bus stop 328 m walk

Tinghuset

Bus stop 279 m walk

Arne Garborgs plass

Bus stop 157 m walk

4.4

based on 229 reviews

Google

4.4/5 212 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 17 reviews

itsufumi

2025.7.3に訪問 21:45に行ったので中には入れないのは承知の上での訪問でしたが、まさかの工事中でした。次に行くことがあれば、工事の終わった綺麗な姿を見たいです

John Chang

Amazing view in different angles!

James Stanger

Amazing church incredible architecture

Trinity Church in Oslo

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