Hasle Church is a church located in Oslo. It was consecrated in 1912 and is part of the Oslo diocese. The church is known for its characteristic architecture, which is characterized by Neo-Gothic elements. The building has a large, distinctive tower and a spacious church room that is used for church services and other church activities.
In addition to functioning as a place of worship, Hasle church is also a gathering point for the local community. The church offers various activities and events for both children and adults, and it has an active congregation that contributes to social life in the area. The church is accessible to visitors and has an open and welcoming environment.