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Ballroom, Banquet hall, Concert Hall, Palace
350.0 m
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Up to 300 Persons
4 - Generally, nothing should disturb you
Windows, AC
While not a traditional concert hall, the Oslo Military Society building remains a symbol of 19th-century cultural nationalism. The building hosted some of the early performances and public appearances by Norway's most famous composer, Edvard Grieg. His works were championed in settings like this, which helped promote a distinct Norwegian musical identity.
This stunning Neo-Romantic building, dating back to 1878, provides a sophisticated and enchanting setting for a variety of events, from elegant conferences and dinners to vibrant receptions and intimate concerts. With its timeless charm, the building exudes a sense of grandeur, inviting guests to experience something truly special.
Inside, the classic décor creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are furnished with elegant pieces that complement the building’s rich history— plush chairs, beautifully carved wooden tables, and soft, glowing chandeliers that bathe the space in a gentle light. Every detail, from the intricate moldings to the ornate fixtures, adds to the sense of refinement and comfort, making each event feel intimate yet grand.
Whether hosting a formal gathering or a celebratory occasion, the blend of stunning architecture and thoughtful design makes this venue a perfect choice for those seeking a space that feels both luxurious and inviting.
No smoking in the premises.
F&B can be added.
