Torshovdalen

Torshovdalen is a public park in Torshov that extends from Mailundveien to Sinsen subway station, featuring wide grass fields, tree-lined paths, and various zones for outdoor recreation. The grounds include an amphitheater area, playgrounds, and open green spaces designed for different leisure activities.

The park was created to meet Oslo's urban planning needs for green spaces between the Torshov and Sinsen neighborhoods. Its development reflects how this area has transformed through decades of city growth.

The sculpture 'Hodet' by Marianne Heske marks a central gathering place where neighbors meet for festivals and concerts throughout the year. Community events and performances shape how people experience this space together.

The park is easy to reach and offers plenty of space to explore on foot or by bicycle. During winter months, designated areas are set up for cross-country skiing, sledding, and snowboarding, making it a year-round destination for different activities.

The park's highest point offers sweeping views of downtown Oslo and the Oslofjord from multiple vantage points. Visitors can enjoy these panoramas while remaining close to the city's natural spaces.