Romsås Station

Q: When did Romsås open?

Romsås opened in 1974 . The station was designed by Håkon Mjelva.

Q: How high above sea level is Romsås?

The station sits at 189.7 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.

Q: How far is Romsås from the city centre?

Measured along the track, Romsås is 12.0 km from Stortinget — the zero point the T-bane is measured from.

Lines T4 / T5 · Grorud Line

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T4, T5lines

Through stationrole

1974opened

189.7 mabove sea level

Romsås — Overview

Romsås is a subway station on Line 4 (also Line 5). It is a residential area with distinctive high-rise buildings and green spaces.

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Romsås — Nearby Attractions and Places

Tiurleiken skole

3-minute walk

Tiurleiken skole is a school for years 4–7 at Romsås in the Grorud borough of Oslo.

Romsås

6-minute walk

Romsås is a neighbourhood in north-eastern Oslo at the edge of Lillomarka, merged into the borough of Grorud in 2004.

Source: Wikipedia · walking time is an estimate based on straight-line distance.

Romsås — Surface Connections

Bus and tram links here change with Ruter’s timetable — the route planner shows today’s.

Romsås — Facilities at the station

Detail	Value
Opened	1974
Architect	Håkon Mjelva
Elevation	189.7 m
Distance from Stortinget	12.0 km
Lines calling here	Line 4, Line 5

Source: no.wikipedia

♿ Lift here? Ruter publishes no per-station data — why.

Romsås — Station history

Romsås is a subway station on the Grorud Line of the Oslo Metro in the Grorud borough. It is located in the tunnel between Grorud and Rommen. Like Ellingsrudåsen, Romsås has natural mountain walls. The architect Håkon Mjelva together with civil engineer Elliot Strømme and entrepreneur F. Selmer were awarded the Concrete board award for outstanding construction in 1976.

Source: Wikipedia

Romsås — Other stations on Line 4

T4 stations

Vestli Stovner Rommen Grorud Ammerud Kalbakken Rødtvet Veitvet Linderud Vollebekk Risløkka Økern Løren Sinsen Storo Nydalen Ullevål stadion Forskningsparken Blindern Majorstuen Nationaltheatret Stortinget Jernbanetorget Grønland Tøyen Ensjø Helsfyr Brynseng Høyenhall Manglerud Ryen Brattlikollen Karlsrud Lambertseter Munkelia Bergkrystallen

Frequently Asked Questions

Which lines run from Romsås?

Romsås is served by Lines T4 and T5 of the Oslo Metro. See the line pages for the full route.

Which lines stop at Romsås?

Romsås is served by Lines 4 and 5.

What time does the first and last train run from Romsås?

The first departure from Romsås is at about 04:55 on weekdays and 06:00 on Saturdays and Sundays. The last one leaves at around 01:25, at about the same time every night — there is no extra late-night service at weekends. Exact departures are on the timetable page and in the Ruter app.

When did Romsås open?

Romsås opened in 1974. The station was designed by Håkon Mjelva.

How high above sea level is Romsås?

The station sits at 189.7 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.

How far is Romsås from the city centre?

Measured along the track, Romsås is 12.0 km from Stortinget — the zero point the T-bane is measured from.