There is also Hell, Michigan, US of A, also freezing over quite regularly: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2535709/Its-cold-HELL-frozen-Michigan-town-falls-victim-record-cold-temperatures.html

@AlephFIN I actually live about 20 miles from Hell, MI. Sometimes my church will host bike rides to Hell and back, i guess to be cute and get everyone biking. There's not much there other than a gift shop. Michigan also has a much more northern city named Paradise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise,_Michigan
It'd be pretty grueling to bike from Hell to Paradise:
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Hell,+MI/paradise,+mi/@44.5128953,-86.7886967,7z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x882334578757ad71:0xd45079770956618a!2m2!1d-83.985!2d42.43472!1m5!1m1!1s0x4d49b6913c370ac5:0x87198f19afd304a5!2m2!1d-85.0373851!2d46.6273998!3e1
It'd be about like biking from Stockholm to Bjästa.

@AReasonableAmerican
I live about the same distance from it. Brighton,perhaps?

@chaosgirl13 Ypsi. SE instead of NE.

@AReasonableAmerican
Yeah, because I'll usually drive there via Brighton Road;it's not too far.
Someone needs to open up a church or a hospital there. The ice cream store isn't too bad, though.

@chaosgirl13 Maybe the Church of Satan should open up there.

@Tjalve
Yeah, but that would be expected. I was thinking one of the more traditional denominations, such as Roman Catholicism( the denomination I'm in) or Baptist, and run it just like a church in any other town.
A hospital with a maternity ward would be fitting too, so when someone asks a child"where were you born?" they can reply" Hell!"

@chaosgirl13 "No, I'm not the spawn of Satan, but yes, I am born in Hell."
Let's just hope no one comes there to raze Hell.

@Tjalve
Badum crash

Norway and Michigan must be favourite places to visit for those who were rejected with "when Hell freezes over" I suppose. They take a picture, send it to that person with a message: "Hell has frozen over. Now will you go out with me?"

@Suominoita I live near Hell XD (Michigan)

I really like the sign at the railroad station there: http://exviking.net/man/small/image/hell-gods.jpg

(it just means Hell - goods (or cargo) expedition)

@ImportViking It should also be noted that for some reason, at Hell, they have kept the outdated spelling of that word "expedition", rather than using the more modern version "ekspedisjon".
Could it be because a lot of tourists come to take pictures of that sign?
Possibly...

It can also be mentioned that Hells Angels in Bergen, Norway, have their HQ in an old railroad tunnel/workshop in Helldal. They call their HQ "Angel's Place".

So you could say that their address is:
Hells Angels
Angel's Place
Hell's Valley
Bergen

Although I believe it would be just as efficient to use the proper street address.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell,_Norway

The name of the town however comes from Old Norse "hellir", meaning overhang or cave.