The following is a list of indoor arenas in Norway with a capacity of at least 1,000 spectators, most of the arenas in this list are for multi use proposes and are used for popular sports such as individual sports like karate, judo, boxing as well as team sports like ice hockey, curling and handball. Parts of the arenas also host many concerts and world tours. Indoor stadiums with a capacity of 1,000 or higher are included.

Municipality	Arena	Date built	Capacity	Image
Asker Municipality	Askerhallen	1969	2,400
Bergen Municipality	Bergenshallen	1968	3,000
	Haukelandshallen	1970	5,100
	Vestlandshallen	2000	9,000
	Åsane Arena	2020	2,220
Bodø Municipality	Bodø Spektrum	1991	5,500
Drammen Municipality	Drammenshallen	1978	6,000
Fredrikstad Municipality	Stjernehallen	1970	2,473
Gjøvik Municipality	Gjøvik Olympic Hall	1993	5,830
Halden Municipality	Halden Ishall	1987	2,200
Hamar Municipality	CC Amfi	1992	7,500
	Vikingskipet[1]	1992	10,600
Kongsberg Municipality	Kongsberg Hallen	1988	5,500
Kongsvinger Municipality	Kongsvinger Ishall	1992	2,000
Larvik Municipality	Boligmappa Arena	2009	4,000
Lillehammer Municipality	Håkons Hall[2]	1993	11,500
	Kristins Hall	1988	3,197
Lillestrøm Municipality	LSK-Hallen	2007	3,000
Lørenskog Municipality	Lorenskog Ishall	1988	2,450
Oslo Municipality	Furuset Forum	1979	2,050
	Lørenhallen	1986	1,500
	Manglerudhallen	1979	2,000
	Oslo Spektrum	1990	6,500
	Telenor Arena[3]	2009	15,000
	Vallhall Arena[4]	2001	12,500
Sarpsborg Municipality	Sparta Amfi	1963	3,900
Skien Municipality	Skien Hallen	2005	1,650
Stavanger Municipality	DNB Arena	2012	6,000
	Sørmarka Arena	2010	4,000
	Stavanger Idrettshall	1979	4,100
	Stavanger Ishall	1968	3,090
Trondheim Municipality	Trondheim Spektrum	1963	12,000
	Dalgård Ishall	1989	1,050
	Leangen Ishall	1977	3,000

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