This page lists gyms in Norway where a swimming pool is confirmed. Ask when the pool is open to the public, as swimming halls often close earlier than commercial gyms, and about a combined gym and swim card. Norwegian gyms with a pool are almost all part of a local swimming hall or sports centre. Many of these gyms also list a sauna. Open a profile to see the address and contact details.
At a glance
A gym with a pool in Norway usually means a municipal swimming hall with a training room, and these are spread one or two per town, from Bekkestua near Oslo to Bergen, Bodø and Fillan. The gyms are often simple, with a strength and cardio room rather than a full class schedule, but they pair well with a swim and a sauna.
Find a training room next to a swimming hall, from Bekkestua to Rjukan.
Norwegian gyms with a pool are found in towns such as Bekkestua near Oslo, Øystese, Rindal, Rjukan and Røyrvik, typically inside a municipal building.
The pool and gym may keep different hours and prices, with public swimming limited when schools and clubs use the lanes. Check whether a gym card includes the pool, when public swimming runs and whether the sauna belongs to the swimming hall and keeps its own hours.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Øystese· Hardangerfjordvegen
Hardangerbadet in Øystese, Norway, is a versatile swimming and wellness facility. It boasts a 25-meter pool, a family pool, and a therapy pool, alongside spaces for recreation and a cafe, promoting health and social engagement for all visitors.
Fillan· Skolegata
Hitrahallen in Fillan, Norway, is an extensive indoor facility featuring a gym, swimming pools, a bowling centre, and climbing areas. It serves as a key location for both everyday exercise and community events.
Fredrikstad· Heibergs gate
Installatøren Arena is a significant sports complex in Fredrikstad, Norway, formerly known as Kongstenhallen. It provides a large indoor court suitable for handball and floorball, a swimming pool, and fitness areas, serving both community and event needs.
Hønefoss· Klekkenveien
Discover the swimming options at Klækken Hotell, a hotel in Hønefoss, Norway. The venue boasts a connected indoor and outdoor pool complex, complete with saunas and a fitness room, offering a relaxing and active experience for guests and visitors.
Moss· Nesparken
Mossehallen is a municipal sports and swimming complex in Nesparken, Moss, Norway. The venue offers a 25-metre pool with saunas and indoor hall spaces for organised sports. Information available covers the aquatic facilities and general venue offerings.
Bekkestua· Haukeveien
The swimming pool of Nadderudhallen on Haukeveien in Bekkestua is a covered, wheelchair-accessible 25-metre pool with diving towers and a children's area. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Bekkestua· Haukeveien
Nadderudhallen at Haukeveien in Bekkestua is Bærum's combined swimming and sports hall from 1969, with a 25-metre pool, diving towers, a gym and saunas. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Bodø· Fjellveien
Pool & Wellbeing is an eighth-floor wellness destination at Wood Hotel Bodø, Norway. It features a heated outdoor pool with panoramic views, a traditional sauna, a relaxation lounge, a bar, and a compact gym. Information on access for hotel guests and bookable entry for outside visitors is provided.
Rindal· Skulegata
Rindalshuset is a multi-purpose community centre in Rindal, Norway, offering a warm swimming pool, a strength room, and a climbing wall. It provides dedicated spaces for sport and culture, complementing other local facilities.
Rjukan· Mæland
Rjukanbadet in Rjukan, Norway, provides a wide range of aquatic and recreational facilities. Visitors can explore its competition pool, family areas, wellness amenities, and outdoor heated pools, all designed with accessibility in mind.
Røyken· Bassengveien
Explore Røykenbadet, a modern aquatic facility in Røyken, Norway. This centre boasts five distinct pools, including a 25-metre lane pool, a diving basin, teaching pools, and a children's area. Visitors can also enjoy a slide, sauna, outdoor hot tub, and cold plunge for a complete recreational experience.
Raarvihke - Røyrvik· Stadionveien
Røyrvikhallen is a municipal sports centre located in Raarvihke–Røyrvik, Norway. Its indoor multi-purpose floor offers dependable space for school physical education, organised groups, and community bookings, serving as a vital hub for activity in the mountain community.
Skien· Moflatvegen
Skien fritidspark in Skien, Norway, offers a vast array of activities including indoor sports halls, swimming pools, an ice arena, climbing facilities, and a fitness centre. The outdoor area provides summer fun with high ropes, minigolf, tennis, and more, making it a complete destination for recreation and exercise.
Straumen· Idrettsveien
Sørfoldhallen serves as Straumen's primary municipal multi-sport hall, offering a versatile indoor space for school, club, and community sports activities. Its adaptable court is used for various indoor disciplines, ensuring consistent training opportunities throughout the year.
Lyngdal· Agnefestveien
Sørlandsbadet in Lyngdal, Norway, offers a complete aquatic experience with lap pools, wave pools, slides, and a children's area. It also includes wellness facilities like hot tubs and saunas, plus training sessions and group activities for a varied visit.
Bergen· Nygårdstunnelen
Explore Studentsenterets idrettshall, a dedicated sports centre in Bergen, Norway, that provides a space for student team sports, classes, and organised indoor exercise. Situated within the student centre, it supports a variety of court activities with access managed through memberships and reservations.
Longyearbyen· Vei 102
Svalbardhallen is a sports centre located in Longyearbyen, Norway. This venue has a long history of supporting diverse athletic pursuits, from winter sports like skiing and skating to team activities such as football and volleyball, and individual disciplines like athletics and weightlifting.
Tromsø· Lysløypa
Tromsøbadet is a key municipal facility in Tromsø, Norway, functioning as both a sports centre and a swimming pool. This indoor complex is designed for organised swimming, public bathing, and various water recreation activities, with a focus on accessibility for all visitors.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
Swimming halls in Norway set separate hours for the public, swimming lessons and clubs, and they often close earlier than commercial gyms. You shower without swimwear before entering the pool. A gym card may not include swimming, so check whether you need a separate swim ticket or a combined card.
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 swimmers see where a gym pool is a realistic expectation.
Swimming pools are listed far more often by gyms in the Nordic and Baltic countries than in the large gym markets of Central and Western Europe. A gym without a listing may still give access to a pool nearby, so check before you join.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
26 gyms in Norway have a confirmed pool, 20% of all gyms listed there. Almost all of them are municipal swimming halls with a training room.
Bekkestua (2), Bergen (1), and Bodø (1) have the most. Across Norway, 26 gyms with a confirmed pool are listed in 25 towns. Few towns have more than one.
21 of the gyms with a pool in Norway also have a sauna, usually in the bathing area.
Most are municipal swimming halls that reserve the pool for school swimming, lessons and clubs at set times. Public swimming hours are published by the hall and are often shorter than the gym hours.
Not always. In swimming halls the training room and pool may be sold separately, with a combined card as an option. Ask at the reception before you buy.
Usually yes. Most swimming halls on this list sell single tickets, and some offer a combined gym and swim ticket. Prices are set locally by each municipality or centre.
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