Frogner Church

Oslo, Norway

Frogner Church was designed by the architect Ivar Næss (1878–1936) and built in 1907. The Church's main facade is made of granite, while the secondary facades against courtyards are made of brick. The church is integrated into a row of houses and apartment buildings.

A chapel associated with the church was built in 1937–39 by the architect Johan Meyer. The Gimlehøyden district surrounding the church was built in the years 1916–1925 and designed by architects Harald Hals, Harald Aars and Lorentz Harboe Ree.

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Bygdøy allé 36, Oslo, Norway
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Founded: 1907
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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Seckin Cinar (2 years ago)
Must visit at least once
Jared CT sa Kolles (3 years ago)
We loved this place and Pastor Sherri is wonderful!!! God bless!
Evert Hauglin (4 years ago)
Nice church service.
Maureen Robinson (6 years ago)
Amazing church and sermon.
KAY sr WILLIAMS (6 years ago)
If u dont have family in Norway here is the best place to go
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