Tårnhuset in Oslo is a church with a special historical significance, as it was opened in 1855 as Norway's first state hospital for serious mental disorders. The building was built with the efforts of the doctor Herman Wedel Major, who had a central role in the development of the Norwegian healthcare system. The tower house thus has an important place in the country's history, especially in the field of mental health treatment.
Today, Tårnhuset focuses on comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation, with services that include treatment of mental health, addiction and addiction. This approach reflects a modern understanding of health, where both physical and psychological aspects are taken into account to promote well-being and quality of life. Tårnhuset continues to be an important player in the healthcare system in Norway.