Frogner House – Nationaltheatret
Arbin's gate 3
Stay in the heart of Vika , between Nationaltheatret , Slottsparken and Aker Brygge. Fully furnished apartments within walking distance of some of Oslo's most famous attractions.
Stay right in the heart of Oslo
Between the Palace, Karl Johan and the fjord lies Arbins gate 3. A quiet side street in Vika , surrounded by some of Oslo's most important cultural institutions, parks and urban spaces.
Here you live just minutes from Nationaltheatret , the National Museum, Aker Brygge and Karl Johan. Most of what the city is known for is within comfortable walking distance.
Yet Arbins gate is surprisingly quiet. When you turn in from Henrik Ibsens gate, much of the city noise disappears, and the historic apartment buildings set the tone for the neighborhood.
Practical information
Check-in from 3:00 PM
Check-out at 11:00 AM
Check-in machine at Arbins gate 3.
The neighborhood
Studio
Stay in a cozy studio apartment with room for 1-4 people.
1 bedroom
Treat yourself to more space in an apartment with a separate bedroom. For 1-4 people.
2 bedroom
Stay spacious and comfortable with 2 bedrooms. For 2-6 people.
CLEAN CLOTHING
Shared laundry room.
WIFI & TV
Free WiFi and cable TV.
BAD
Hair dryer.
BRING A DOG?
Pets are allowed.
KITCHEN
Mini kitchen with fridge, microwave and hotplates.
TRANSPORT
Short walk to the subway, tram and the airport train.
GREEN AREAS
Slottsparken within walking distance.
PARKING
Street parking and parking garage nearby.
In between Nationaltheatret , Slottsparken and Aker Brygge. A central location with short distance to culture, shopping, restaurants and some of Oslo's most famous attractions.
AREA
Vika
Between Nationaltheatret , Slottsparken and Aker Brygge you will find one of Oslo's most central and historic districts. Here you will find the National Museum, Karl Johan and several of the capital's most important cultural institutions within a few minutes' walk.
Vika combines city life, culture and proximity to the fjord in a way that few other areas in Oslo can offer. An ideal starting point for experiencing the capital on foot.
Nordic 1828
In Arbins gate 5 we want to present the photo exhibition "Nordic 1828" inspired by the great playwright Henrik Ibsen and the Nordic culture.
Each floor has its own photo exhibition represented by five Norwegian photographers.
Henrik Ibsen, born in 1828, used to live in the neighboring farm, and still does through the Ibsen Museum around the corner. He is considered to be the "father of realism" and one of the greatest playwrights of his time.
1st floor: Torstein Lund Eik, 2nd floor: Benjamin A. Ward, 3rd floor: Cecilia Riis Kjeldsen, 4th floor: Andreas Helland, 5th floor: Emil Eriksson
