Grorud station is a railway station located in the Grorud district of Oslo. The station was opened in 1926 and is part of the Gjøvik Railway, which connects Oslo with Gjøvik. It is also connected to the subway, making it an important transport hub for both commuters and travelers in the area.
The station has several platforms and offers various facilities for travelers, including ticket machines and waiting areas. Grorud station serves both local and regional trains, and it is part of Oslo's public transport system, which makes it easy to travel to and from the city center and other parts of the city. With its strategic location, the station helps to improve accessibility in the region.