Røa Church is a church located in Oslo, known for its characteristic architecture and connection to the local community. The church was consecrated in 1930 and is part of the Church of Norway. The building is designed in neo-Gothic style, which gives it a distinctive appearance. Røa church not only functions as a place for church services, but also as a meeting point for various activities and events in the area.
There is a bus stop near Røa church that makes it easy for visitors to get to and from the church. The bus stop is part of the public transport system in Oslo and serves several routes, which provides good accessibility for both local residents and visitors. The area around the church is characterized by residential areas and green areas, which contributes to a calm atmosphere.