Conference rooms

A large, bright and spacious meeting room that bears the name of the UN's second secretary-general. Great for everything from parties and intimate concerts to conferences and meetings.

A gem of a room with a fantastic view of Oslo. In the bright corridor that leads to the venue, there are smaller meeting rooms named after the popular author's many characters.

Space for creativity and out-of-the-box thinking, just like its namesake siblings. The rooms can be used individually, or in pairs as slightly larger meeting rooms.

Do your group have funny pranks up their sleeves? Here you can gather around the round table and think about your next move in peace and quiet. The wooden figures on the wall will also keep you company.

Only available for short or long term self-service hire. The room have direct exit to the garden. Named after Wanda Hjort Heger, who's certain efforts during the Second World War contributed to "The White Buses" saving 30,000 prisoners from the concentration camps.

The main hall, named after Norway's father, is suitable for everything from conferences and workshops to concerts and parties. In 1960, Einar Gerhardsen inaugurated Voksenåsen together with Tage Erlander.

Two rooms in one. Can be used as a whole or in two parts. A room worthy of the sober, Swedish Prime Minister who in 1960 inaugurated Voksenåsen together with Einar Gerhardsen.

The books about Albert Åberg are among the best known and most read books for young children in Norway. Albert is a boy who wonders about things. An important element to a successful meeting.