Nesttun Kunstgress

The ground at Tors veg 9 is not a monument. It is a replacement for a trotting track that closed nearly forty years ago.

The current facility is a product of a recent rebuild. The work finished in June 2023, bringing a new 5-a-side artificial turf pitch and floodlights to the district. The surface is plastic-containing infill, and it does not have undersoil heating. The stands sit behind the glass facade of the clubhouse, which was built earlier, in 2017. The capacity is small, roughly 700 spectators, and the record attendance of 700 was set during a Norwegian Cup match against SK Brann long before the renovation. It is a quiet place.

The pitch belongs to Fana , who play in the lower divisions. They are one of the few clubs allowed to use the space for competitive football on the plastic surface. The rest of the ground is shared with the community, a mix of streetbasket areas and volleyball courts that sit alongside the main field.

The address is straightforward, and the municipality runs everything. The ground remains a functional part of the district, not a destination.