Oslo Bazaars, Cultural heritage market halls at Karl Johans gate, Norway
The Oslo Bazaars comprise a continuous brick structure that encircles three sides of the quarter surrounding Oslo Cathedral.
Construction of the market halls began in 1841 under architect Christian Heinrich Grosch, initially serving as a space for butchers near Stortorvet.
The Romanesque Revival design of the Oslo Bazaars represents the architectural preferences of nineteenth-century Norwegian commercial structures.
The location at the intersection of Karl Johans gate and Dronningens gate provides direct access to multiple transportation connections.
The bazaar structure contains more than fifty individual stalls arranged in a semicircle extending to the east of the cathedral.
Location: Oslo Municipality
Inception: 1841
Architects: Christian Heinrich Grosch
GPS coordinates: 59.91222,10.74772
Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:09
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