Haakons Hall in Lillehammer
Gamle Nordsetervegen 45, 2618 Lillehammer
Håkons Hall was completed on 1st February 1993. The hall was the main arena for ice hockey during the Winter Olympics in 1994, and served as the arena for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies during Paralympics.
Today, Håkons Hall is one of the world’s most flexible multi-purpose halls and offers a world of opportunities for organizing a wide range of events. For sports activities, Håkons Hall offers 2 handball courts, 6 volleyball courts or 6 badminton courts, 2 squash courts, a weight room, a climbing wall, an aerobics hall and 13 changing rooms.
The hall offers excellent facilities in connection with the entrance for easily organizing and running a practical secretariat.
Contact information
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| https://www.hafjellresort.no/en/hakons-hall | ||
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Events on this arena
Hammartun school marching band arranges secondhand market in Haakon's Hall twice a year and these are the biggest secondhand markets in Lillehammer region.
Lillehammer Cup in footbal is an indoor tournament for youth teams held in various indoor halls in Lillehammer.
Torch Prize is a local award ceremony for Lillehammer and the region. Where business, culture and sports athletes are rewarded for good Lillehammer reputation building through their work. The torch award is conducted at Sigrid Undset's place in Li...
