Harald Hårdråde's plass is a bus stop located in Oslo. The stop is named after Harald Hårdråde, a historical figure known as king of Norway in the 11th century. The square acts as an important hub for public transport in the area, and serves several bus lines that connect different parts of the city.
The bus stop is strategically placed to provide easy access to nearby residential areas, as well as commercial and public services. It is equipped with the necessary facilities for travelers, including information on timetables and lines. Harald Hårdråde's place helps to ease the transport needs of both local residents and visitors to Oslo.