These are the gyms in Norway with indoor cycling confirmed. Ask whether a drop-in ticket is sold, since a ride may not need a membership, and bring a towel and a water bottle. Norwegian gyms with indoor cycling include places in Bergen and Trondheim. Some gyms have a separate cycling room and others keep bikes on the gym floor, so check the profile before you visit. Open a gym profile for the address and details.
At a glance
Norwegian gym timetables almost always include indoor cycling, popular with runners, skiers and cyclists who keep training through the dark months. Bergen and Trondheim have the most gyms with bikes on this list, and the rest are spread over towns such as Bekkestua and Hønefoss. Many also sell drop-in visits, so a ride does not need a membership.
Compare spinning classes in Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and smaller towns.
Spinning is one of the more common classes at Norwegian gyms, with clubs in Bergen and Trondheim and others in Stavanger, Molde and Moss, Elixia among them.
Classes run on fixed timetables and the popular ones fill fast, so check when booking opens and whether a drop-in visitor can reserve a bike. Ask whether sessions are instructor-led or virtual and whether the bikes show power, useful if you train for outdoor riding in summer.
67 results
Trondheim· Vestre Rosten
This profile details 3T Rosten, a large, multi-level fitness centre in Trondheim, Norway. It provides comprehensive strength and cardio training areas, dedicated studios for various classes like spinning and yoga, squash courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, and a recovery spa with sauna and whirlpool facilities.
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.
Atrå· Sandven
Atråhallen in Atrå, Norway, functions as a key indoor venue within the school complex, accommodating team sports, group activities, and community gatherings. Its availability is managed through school use, club allocations, and event bookings, making it a central point for local activity.
Aursmoen· Aurveien
Aurskoghallen is a sports centre in Aursmoen, Norway, home to Aurskog-Finstadbru Sportsklubb. It offers a climbing wall, a member gym, and a central multi-use court, alongside meeting rooms and a cafeteria. The venue is part of the extensive Aursmoen idrettspark.
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.
Trondheim· Tunvegen
Charlottenlundhallen is a sports centre in Trondheim, Norway, operated by Charlottenlund Sportsklubb. The venue is primarily used for handball and other indoor sports activities, serving as a community arena.
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.
Liland - Lidaláddi· Bjellundveien
Discover Eveneshallen, a versatile sports and community complex in Liland, Norway. This facility offers a divisible court, a 12.5-metre pool, a strength room, and other amenities, serving as a central point for local activities and training.
Larvik· Kremleveien
Fagerlihallen in Larvik, Norway, provides a spacious 25x45 metre parquet court ideal for indoor sports and a separate activity studio upstairs. This venue, connected to Fagerli school, hosts educational activities during the day and offers allocated slots for club training and youth programmes.
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.
Fetsund· Strandveien
Fet Arena in Fetsund, Norway, is a comprehensive sports centre featuring two multi-purpose courts for various sports, an 18-metre climbing wall, a bouldering area, and a strength room. It's an ideal location for sports clubs and events.
Dale· Jarstadvegen
Fjalerhallen is a comprehensive sports centre located in Dale, Norway. It provides facilities for various sports including handball, volleyball, and badminton, alongside a fitness centre and a bouldering room. The hall is actively used by local schools and sports clubs, offering a range of activities for the community.
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.
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.
Bergen· Øvre Fyllingsveien
A club-owned sports hall on Øvre Fyllingsveien in Bergen. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
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· Smistadvegen
Granåsen treningssenter is a spacious 900-square-metre training facility located in Trondheim, Norway. It provides a variety of equipment for cardio, strength, and functional training, supported by dedicated zones for balance and core exercises. Access is via Impulse membership.
Trondheim· Travbanevegen
A climbing gym and sports centre on Travbanevegen in Trondheim. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
Classes in Norway are often called spinning or sykkel on the timetable and are booked in the gym app, sometimes up to a week ahead. Some gyms run virtual rides on a screen when no instructor is booked. Bring a towel and a water bottle, and cancel in good time if you cannot come, so the bike goes to someone on the waiting list.
1 city with their own page, led by Trondheim with 5.
Open a city to see only its gyms with indoor cycling, how common they are there compared with Norway, which chains run them and answers to local questions. Gyms in smaller towns are still in the full list above.
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.
Helps you judge how easily you can find a cycling class when you travel.
Indoor cycling is one of the more widely listed gym classes, with the highest shares in parts of the Nordic region and the Low Countries. Where it is listed less often, a gym may still run classes under another name, so check its timetable directly.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
67 gyms in Norway have indoor cycling bikes or a cycling studio, 52% of all gyms listed there. Indoor cycling is a staple of Norwegian winter training.
Bergen (6), Trondheim (5), and Bekkestua (2) have the most. Across Norway, 67 gyms with indoor cycling are listed in 52 towns.
57 of the gyms with indoor cycling in Norway confirm class booking in an app. Winter classes fill fast, so book early.
Long, dark winters make outdoor training hard for months, so cyclists, runners and skiers use spinning to keep their fitness. Classes are busiest from autumn to spring.
Usually, as part of the group training programme. Drop-in tickets often include classes too, but check whether you need to book a bike separately.
Often several days to a week ahead in the gym app, and popular early-morning and evening classes fill fast in winter. Cancel in time if you cannot come, as many gyms charge a no-show fee.
Choose individual places, a kind of facility, or a city in Norway.
Browse listed gyms and exercise facilities across Norway, focus on a specific kind of place such as a swimming facility or climbing centre, or look at places in one city. Each option offers a different way to narrow your search for local exercise facilities.
Gyms and Exercise Facilities in Norway
A country-wide list of individual places to exercise in Norway, from gyms and fitness centres to studios, pools, climbing centres, and sports halls. Open a venue profile or narrow your search by city or kind of place.
2Exercise Places by Kind in Norway
This Norway Places page helps you choose what kind of exercise place to look for, such as a Gym, Climbing Gym, Swimming Pool, Sports Centre, Yoga Studio, Padel Centre, Tennis Centre, or Martial Arts School, before viewing individual venues.
3Choose a City in Norway
Use the city-based view of Norway to look for gyms and other places to exercise in a specific city. City pages provide a more focused route to local venue listings than browsing exercise facilities across the whole country.