Our Nydalsveien 33 centre, is situated in the heart of Oslo’s shimmering business district, this freshly refurbished property conveniently comprises a mall and Nydalen subway station. The cubist-style building fits right into a vibrant community of residents and many other businesses, just south of Norwegian National Road 150.
You’ll relish the high ceilings and natural light, plus there’s 24-hour access, a deli café, an on-site lunch restaurant and disabled facilities. And although everything you need is within the building itself, including a Radisson Blu Hotel, if you’re keen to soak up some Oslo culture, try the Norwegian Museum of Science of Technology, or the International Children’s Art Museum where you can admire art made by kids from 180 different countries. With Nydalsveien 33’s uber-modern yet practical facilities and its unforgettable exterior, you’ll find it the perfect home for your business.
Get a Nydalen business address at Nydalsveien 33 without leasing full-time space. Register your company in Oslo's thriving media and technology district and use mail handling and forwarding to manage your post. Reception and phone answering are available as add-ons, and meeting rooms can be arranged for client visits. Request the virtual office to set up your address above the Nydalen subway station.
A Nydalen business address at Nydalsveien 33 with mail handling and forwarding.
Yes, you can register your company and use the Nydalsveien 33 address.
Mail handling and forwarding are available so your post reaches you anywhere.
Reception and phone answering can be added to your virtual office plan.
Request the virtual office through Wezoo to set up your Nydalen address.
The building incorporates the Nydalen metro station.
A cubist-style building with a mall and natural light.
Private offices plus a virtual business address in Nydalen.
Nydalsveien 33 sits in the heart of Nydalen, Oslo's media and technology district beside the Akerselva river, just south of National Road 150. The refurbished building incorporates a shopping mall and the Nydalen subway station, connecting the workspace across the city, with the Norwegian Tax Administration nearby.