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Wedding venues for 200+ guests in Norway

Hotel Alexandra
Hotel · Loen, Norway
16–385 guests8 event spaces57 rooms to stay
Meeting halls up to 475 m², 17 rooms and a new conference wing in a family hotel in Loen, Norwegian fjords
Dr. Holms Hotel
Hotel · Geilo, Norway
10–250 guests11 event spaces148 rooms to stay
Twelve meeting rooms, a 250-seat hall and 148 bedrooms in a 1909 mountain hotel at Geilo
Sundvolden Hotel
Hotel · Hole, Norway
22–1,000 guests9 event spaces273 rooms to stay
Over 30 meeting rooms, a hall for 1,000 guests and 273 bedrooms on Tyrifjorden, 30 minutes from Oslo
Britannia Hotel
Hotel · Trondheim, Norway
14–500 guests12 event spaces224 rooms to stay
Britannia Hall for 325 seated or 500 standing, 13 meeting spaces and 224 bedrooms in central Trondheim
Herredshuset Jessheim
Event space · Jessheim, Norway
10–200 guests7 event spaces
Seven rooms for 10 to 200 guests in a 1901 National Romantic hall in Jessheim, with in-house kitchen
Folkets Hus Stavanger
Event space · Stavanger, Norway
50–260 guests8 event spaces
Eight rooms for meetings, conferences and parties in central Stavanger, with a 213 m² hall seating 260 in rows.
Brakanes Hotel
Hotel · Ulvik, Norway
35–300 guests6 event spaces
Conference center for up to 300 guests, a 400 sq m plenary hall and fjord-view rooms in Ulvik, Hardanger
Oslo Event Hub
Event space · Sentrum, Norway
150–850 guests3 event spaces
Over 2,000 m2 for up to 850 guests, five minutes from Oslo Central Station, with fiber and hybrid-ready rooms
Gamlebyen Mat og Drikke
Event space · Oslo, Norway
140–440 guests3 event spaces
Two halls in Oslo's Gamlebyen district: 260 seated or 440 standing together, with in-house kitchen and conference days for 20 to 120.
Galleri Nygaten
Event space · Bergen, Norway
80–700 guests4 event spaces
Art-filled party venue in Bergen: 250 seated upstairs, 80 in the ground-floor lounges, up to 700 standing, with in-house kitchen.
Vigeland Hovedgård
Estate · Vennesla, Norway
Up to 200 guests
Courses and conferences for 15 to 200 guests, plus weddings, 15 minutes from Kristiansand
Banksalen
Event space · Trondheim, Norway
150–220 guests2 event spaces
Party venue for up to 220 guests and a conference center with rooms for up to 150, in central Trondheim
Union Geiranger Resort & Spa
Hotel · Geiranger, Norway
26–600 guests6 event spaces
Meeting and banquet halls for 4 to 600 guests, plus a spa hotel on the Geirangerfjord in Norway
Håndverkeren Oslo
Event space · Oslo, Norway
50–500 guests3 event spaces
Three halls for 30 to 500 guests in historic premises at Rosenkrantz' gate 7, central Oslo
Torp Konferansesenter
Event space · Sandefjord, Norway
50–500 guests5 event spaces
Conference hall for up to 500, party hall with fireplace lounge and free parking for 150 to 200 cars in Sandefjord

Venues larger than your group

Clarion Hotel The Hub
Hotel · Oslo, Norway
Up to 1,110 guests5 event spaces810 rooms to stay
28 meeting rooms and a 900 m² congress hall for up to 1,110 people, with 810 bedrooms, next to Oslo Central Station

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16 venues in Norway publish a capacity of 200 guests or more for weddings: first those whose rooms suit that size, then the larger ones, closest first. The largest, Clarion Hotel The Hub, hosts up to 1,110 guests. Venues that publish no capacity are not listed here. Each page has the key facts and a request form for the events team.

Meeting and event venues in Norway

Questions and answers

Which venues in Norway can host 400 guests or more?

9 of the 16 venues publish a capacity of 400 guests or more: Sundvolden Hotel, Britannia Hotel, Oslo Event Hub, Gamlebyen Mat og Drikke, Galleri Nygaten, Union Geiranger Resort & Spa, and 3 more.

Which venues in Norway have rooms for guests to stay?

7 of the 16 venues are hotels; the largest, Clarion Hotel The Hub, has 810 rooms. For the others, ask the events team about accommodation on site or nearby.

What kinds of venues are listed in Norway?

8 event spaces, 7 hotels, and 1 estate.

How are these venues chosen and ordered?

By documented renown first, then by how fully each venue is documented (photographs, rooms, capacities), never by payment: venues do not pay to appear and the guide takes no commission. How we select venues.

List updated on November 11, 2026.