Frogner Church

The church displays a granite main facade and brick secondary facades, integrating into a row of residential buildings in Oslo Municipality.

Architect Ivar Næss designed and completed the church in 1907, incorporating late Norman architectural elements with Romanesque features throughout the structure.

Per Vigeland contributed gold mosaics to the clay stone altar and pulpit in 1947, along with decorations for the organ gallery and stained glass windows.

The church functions as a parish within the Oslo arch-deanery of the Diocese of Oslo, offering regular religious services and community gatherings.

Valentin Kielland created the altar image featuring Olav the Saint, Martin Luther, and Hans Nielsen Hauge, plus a stone relief of the Lamb of God.

Location: Frogner

Location: Oslo Municipality

Architects: Ivar Næss

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

Operator: Kirkelig fellesråd i Oslo

Website: http://frognerkirke.no

GPS coordinates: 59.91750,10.70667

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:53