Grünerløkka

The district spans across 4.75 square kilometers, including neighborhoods such as Grünerløkka Vest, Grünerløkka Øst, Dælenenga, Rodeløkka, Sinsen, Sofienberg, Hasle, and Løren.

Friedrich Grüner, who served as chief administrator and master of the mint in the mid-17th century, gave his name to this area that was incorporated into Oslo in 1858.

The district maintains numerous galleries, music venues, and street art displays, while hosting regular markets where residents can explore Norwegian produce and crafts.

The borough council manages various services including elderly care, social assistance, education programs, and health resources for its population of over 62,000 residents.

The transformation from an industrial zone near Akerselva River to a modern district showcases architectural elements from different periods throughout its development.

Location: Oslo Municipality

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Address: Grünerløkka, Oslo, Norway Oslo

Website: https://oslo.kommune.no/bydeler/bydel-grunerlokka

GPS coordinates: 59.92620,10.75990

Latest update: November 10, 2025 08:35