Active Center sports facility, Sellebakk
Sellebakk· Tomteveien
A sports centre on Tomteveien in Sellebakk, Norway. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
- Pay per visit
- Membership
- Class booking
- Strength training
Use this page to compare the gyms in Norway that have a day pass. Some gyms have unstaffed hours, so ask how you get in and whether you need their app first, and compare a multi-visit card with single tickets if you stay longer. Some also have lockers listed. Day pass terms and booking rules differ between gyms, so ask the gym before you go. Open a profile to see the address and contact details.
At a glance
Some large Norwegian gym chains sell memberships only, so a day ticket usually means a local gym, sports centre or swimming hall. This list covers gyms with a confirmed drop-in or day ticket across Norway, spread over towns such as Trondheim, Stavanger, Molde and Bergen. Many are in buildings shared with a pool or sports hall.
Train for a day in Trondheim, Bergen, Tromsø or Stavanger without a membership.
Drop-in visits at Norwegian gyms are spread across the country, from Trondheim, Bergen and Stavanger to Tromsø in the north and Molde on the west coast, with Elixia and Sky Fitness among them.
Many Norwegian gyms open with an app or key card outside staffed hours, so check how a drop-in visitor gets in, whether the ticket is sold online and whether it includes classes or the swimming hall next door.
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Sellebakk· Tomteveien
A sports centre on Tomteveien in Sellebakk, Norway. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Bergen· Myrdalsvegen
A major sports-centre venue on Myrdalsvegen in Bergen's Åsane area. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Kolsås· Hauger skolevei
A Bærum municipality sports park on Hauger skolevei in Kolsås. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Ballangen - Bálák· Ørnåsveien
A multi-purpose sports hall on Ørnåsveien in Ballangen–Bálák. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Setermoen· Spongaveien
Explore Barduhallen, a long-standing municipal sports centre in Setermoen, Norway, established in 1979. The venue features a large, divisible court ideal for various sports, alongside a shooting range and connections to a swimming pool, serving the local community with versatile indoor activity spaces.
Ålesund· Lerstadvegen
Buldrehallen in Ålesund, Norway, is an indoor bouldering gym featuring 750 square meters of climbing walls with approximately 120 changing problems. The venue includes a dedicated children's area, a training room, a cafe, and a shop, with rental climbing shoes available.
Tromsø· 862
Buldreterminalen is a bouldering gym in Tromsø, Norway, offering dedicated climbing facilities and crash pad rentals. A breakfast buffet is available on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Frakkagjerd· Frakkagjerdvegen
CrossFit Ravn Fitness provides a dedicated space for coached CrossFit workouts in Frakkagjerd, Norway. The venue supports members with scaled group sessions, personal training, nutrition guidance, and an open gym area for independent training.
Trondheim· Stavsvegen
Dragvollhallen in Trondheim, Norway, is a varied sports centre offering a multi-use hall, gym, squash courts, a climbing wall, and yoga space. It is operated by Sit and NTNU, providing members with accessible facilities and changing rooms with saunas.
Ås· Drøbakveien
Eika sportssenter in Ås, Norway, is a versatile campus training facility. It provides a two-floor gym, climbing opportunities, group fitness classes, and adaptable halls for team sports such as handball, volleyball, basketball, and badminton. The centre is open to university students, staff, and external members.
Fredrikstad· Dikeveien
Discover the history and current status of the training premises at Dikeveien 48, Fredrikstad, Norway. This location previously operated under the Elixia and SATS brands before becoming SKY Fitness Fredrikstad Dikeveien.
Øverlibygdi· Espelibygde
Etnedalshallen in Øverlibygdi, Norway, is a multi-purpose sports facility offering indoor football, court sports, athletics, a shooting range, and a gym. It's a key community hub for year-round physical activity.
Bergen· Fantoftvegen
Fantofthallen in Bergen, Norway, is a multi-faceted student sports centre. It provides a gym, group class studio, sports hall, squash courts, climbing and bouldering facilities, and a golf simulator, alongside amenities like a sauna and changing rooms.
Flekkerøy· Lindebø brygge
A training and sports centre at Lindebø brygge on Flekkerøy. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Stavanger· Forusbeen
This page provides factual information about Fresh Fitness Forus, a sports centre in Stavanger, Norway. It details the training floor's equipment, including free weights and cardio machines, and notes the availability of free parking.
Storsteinnes· Strandveien
Frisk Trim og Helse AS is a sports centre in Storsteinnes, Norway, offering self-directed exercise and instructor-led classes. Find details on flexible access options suitable for residents and visitors, combined with extended hours and a community feel.
Sandvika· Durudveien
A training and sports centre on Durudveien in Sandvika. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Osedalen· Jomåsveien
Frolandia is a versatile sports centre in Osedalen, Norway, offering a 25-metre swimming pool, therapy pool, diving platforms, and a 66-metre waterslide. Its modern gym includes Technogym equipment, indoor cycling, and group classes, providing options for both serious training and family fun.
Sistranda· Siveien
Frøya storhall is a multi-purpose sports centre in Sistranda, Norway, equipped with an indoor football pitch, climbing hall, and fitness facilities. It also provides meeting and social spaces, making it a hub for sports, events, and community gatherings.
Skjold· Kløvsvingen
Gimlehallen is a multi-purpose sports centre located in Skjold, Norway. It provides a 20x40 metre sports hall, a 25-metre swimming pool, a strength training room, and a climbing wall, catering to various community and military activities. Details on facility use and schedules are available.
Trondheim· Singsakerbakken
Gløshaugen idrettsbygg in Trondheim, Norway, offers a wide range of fitness facilities. This sports centre includes extensive weight and cardio training areas, two sports halls, group studios, and amenities like saunas and changing rooms.
Trondheim· Travbanevegen
A climbing gym and sports centre on Travbanevegen in Trondheim. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Trondheim· Sluppenvegen
Grip Sluppen is a climbing gym located in Trondheim, Norway. It provides facilities for bouldering, rope climbing with automatic belays, and a strength training area. An on-site cafe is also available.
Lillehammer· Kleivbakken
Håkons hall is a landmark sports centre in Lillehammer, Norway, renowned for its Olympic heritage and diverse facilities. Discover its indoor running track, squash courts, golf simulators, and flexible court spaces suitable for various sports.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
A drop-in ticket is usually bought in an app or online, as many Norwegian gyms have unstaffed hours and open with an app or key card. Check the staffed hours, and whether the ticket includes the pool or sauna at a swimming hall. Prices are high by European standards, so a card for several visits is worth asking about if you stay longer.
Elixia has the most of them, with 1.
A chain membership often covers several branches, but facilities can differ from one branch to the next. Open a chain to see all of its branches, and check the one you plan to use before you sign up.
Browse the gyms in Norway by what else you need.
Each page brings together the gyms in Norway that offer that facility, with a short guide and common questions. A gym that lists several facilities appears on each of their pages, so you can cross-check a shortlist.
Useful for travellers who want to train for a day without a membership.
How often gyms list a day pass varies widely between countries, and it is a very common listing in the Baltic and much of the Nordic region. A gym without a listing may still sell single visits, so check before you travel.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
73 gyms in Norway sell a day pass or single visit, 57% of all gyms listed there. These are often local centres and swimming halls, as some large chains sell memberships only.
Trondheim (4), Bergen (3), and Bodø (3) have the most. Across Norway, 73 gyms selling a day pass or single visit are listed in 55 towns.
Often yes. Many Norwegian gyms are open long hours with staff only part of the day, so you buy the ticket in an app and get in with a code. Read the entry instructions before you arrive.
Prices in Norway are high by European standards, and a single drop-in visit can cost as much as a budget monthly membership in some other countries. A card for several visits or a short-term membership often works out cheaper if you stay longer.
It depends on the hall: some sell separate tickets for the pool and the training room, others a combined ticket. Ask at the reception or check the price list.
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