Kampen kirke

Lutheran brick church from 1882 in Oslo's Kampen district, built during post-fire neighborhood reconstruction.

Kampen Church is a Lutheran parish church in the Kampen district of Oslo, consecrated in 1882. It was built as part of the neighborhood's reconstruction following a devastating fire in 1878. The brick building, typical of late 19th-century Norwegian ecclesiastical architecture, became the spiritual center of a growing working-class community. A new congregation was formally established in 1880, gathering in temporary spaces until the church was completed. Today it continues to serve the neighborhood and remains a landmark in one of Oslo's most historically layered areas.