Lambertseter Station
Lines T1 / T4 · Lambertseter Line
T1, T4lines
Through stationrole
1966opened
155 mabove sea level
Lambertseter — Overview
Lambertseter gave its name to Norway's first planned suburb and to the line itself. The station sits in the middle of the estate, with the shopping centre and schools right by the exit.
Lambertseter — Adjacent stations
Lambertseter — Surface Connections
Bus and tram links here change with Ruter’s timetable — the route planner shows today’s.
Lambertseter — Facilities at the station
Source: no.wikipedia
♿ Lift here? Ruter publishes no per-station data — why.
Lambertseter — Station history
Lambertseter station lies right by Lambertseter senter, which in addition to local shops also contains Symra cinema. It is served daily by line 4 Bergkrystallen via the centre and onwards to Vestli. The station was upgraded to metro standard and reopened on 3 September 2013.
Source: Wikipedia
Lambertseter — Other stations on Line 1
T1 stations
FrognerseterenVoksenkollenLillevannSkogenVoksenliaHolmenkollenBesserudMidtstuenSkådalenVettakollenGulleråsenGråkammenSlemdalRisGaustadVinderenSteinerudFrøenMajorstuenNationaltheatretStortingetJernbanetorgetGrønlandTøyenEnsjøHelsfyrBrynsengHøyenhallManglerudRyenBrattlikollenKarlsrudMunkeliaBergkrystallen
Frequently Asked Questions
Lambertseter opened in 1966. The station was designed by Rinnan og Tveten.
The station sits at 155 m. The T-bane spans from sea level in the centre up to 469 m at Frognerseteren, which makes the western branches genuinely alpine in winter.
Measured along the track, Lambertseter is 9.5 km from Stortinget — the zero point the T-bane is measured from.
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