Gjøvik Olympic Cavern Hall is a unique indoor arena located in Gjøvik, Norway. Built into a former chalk mine, it was constructed for the 1994 Winter Olympics, hosting events like ice hockey. The cavern's natural rock walls provide excellent acoustics and a distinctive atmosphere for various events. The hall has a seating capacity of around 5,500 and is used for sports, concerts, and exhibitions. Its innovative design and location make it a popular venue, attracting visitors and athletes alike. The cavern's stable temperature also ensures optimal conditions for ice sports throughout the year.