Hasle Church is a church located in Oslo. The building was inaugurated in 1916 and is an example of Neo-Gothic architecture. The church is known for its characteristic towers and beautiful stained glass windows, which contribute to an atmospheric interior. Hasle Church is part of the Diocese of Oslo and belongs to the Church of Norway.
In addition to church services and church activities, Hasle church is used for various cultural and social activities. Concerts, lectures and other events open to the public are organised. The church also has an active congregational life with various groups and activities for both children and adults.
Hasle church is located in an area with good public transport options, which makes it easily accessible to visitors. The proximity to bus stops helps people from different parts of the city to attend events and services.