Arbeidersamfunnets plass is a historical landmark in Oslo, known for its importance in the history of the labor movement. The square was laid out in connection with the creation of the Workers' Community House, which was completed in 1911. This building served as a meeting point for the labor movement and has been an important arena for political meetings, cultural events and community debates.
The square is characterized by its architecture and has been a symbol of the working class's struggle for rights and better living conditions. It has also been an arena for various demonstrations and celebrations over the years. Today, Arbeidersamfunnets plass is a place where both locals and visitors can experience an important piece of Norwegian history, while also serving as a public space for various activities.