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22Jun

Seats

Oslo

Bergen

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

06:25

OsloOslo Central Station

6h 47m

13:12

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 61

from

23805 USD

6h 47m, Direct

06:25

OsloOslo Central Station

13:12

BergenStation

from

23805 USD

Direct

Vy 61

Day trains

14:25

OsloOslo Central Station

7h 8m

21:33

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 65

from

19558 USD

7h 8m, Direct

14:25

OsloOslo Central Station

21:33

BergenStation

from

19558 USD

Direct

Vy 65

16:23

OsloOslo Central Station

6h 55m

23:18

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 67

from

19558 USD

6h 55m, Direct

16:23

OsloOslo Central Station

23:18

BergenStation

from

19558 USD

Direct

Vy 67

Evening trains

23:03

OsloOslo Central Station

7h 20m

06:23

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 605

from

13266 USD

7h 20m, Direct

23:03

OsloOslo Central Station

06:23

BergenStation

from

13266 USD

Direct

Vy 605

First train

06:23

Last train

23:03

Travel duration

9h 47m

Daily departures

Departure station

Oslo

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Bergen

Ticket price

from $38

Fastest trip

6h 35m

Longest trip

22m

Top Routes in Norway

Main Norwegian rail corridors Oslo-Bergen is Norway's most requested long-distance rail route, with Vy trains crossing the Bergen Line in about 6 hours 30 minutes. Oslo-Trondheim on the Dovre Line takes around 6 hours 40 minutes with SJ Norge. Oslo-Stavanger via Kristiansand uses the Sørland Line and usually takes about 7 hours 40 minutes. Trondheim-Bodø on the Nordland Line takes roughly 9 hours 40 minutes by day train, with overnight options on selected departures. Shorter high-demand routes include Oslo-Lillehammer in about 2 hours, Bergen-Voss in about 1 hour 15 minutes, and Oslo-Kristiansand in about 4 hours 30 minutes.

Oslo to Bergen

Travel from Oslo to Bergen by train and visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf or take the Floibanen funicular for views of the surrounding fjords.

Frequency

5 times per day

Oslo

Norway

9h 47m

Bergen

Norway

Flam to Myrdal

Travel from Flam to Myrdal by Flamsbana and witness the Kjosfossen waterfall or connect to the Bergen Line toward Oslo and Bergen.

Frequency

8 times per day

Flam

Norway

55m

Myrdal

Norway

Oslo to Myrdal

Travel from Oslo to Myrdal by the Bergen Line and access the Flamsbana railway or hike the steep trails of the Aurlandsfjord region.

Frequency

6 times per day

Oslo

Norway

7h 54m

Myrdal

Norway

Oslo to Stockholm

Travel from Oslo to Stockholm by SJ high-speed train and visit the Royal Palace or explore the historic Gamla Stan district and Vasa Museum.

Frequency

4 times per day

Oslo

Norway

5h 44m

Stockholm

Sweden

Oslo to Trondheim

Travel from Oslo to Trondheim by rail and visit the Nidaros Cathedral or explore the colorful wooden storehouses along the Nidelva River.

Frequency

11 times per day

Oslo

Norway

6h 55m

Trondheim

Norway

Oslo to Lillehammer

Travel from Oslo to Lillehammer by Vy regional train and explore the Maihaugen open-air museum or the Olympic tracks at Lysgardsbakkene.

Frequency

45 times per day

Oslo

Norway

1h 52m

Lillehammer

Norway

Bergen to Voss

Travel from Bergen to Voss by train and access the outdoor capital of Norway, famous for white-water rafting, skiing, and the Voss Gondol.

Frequency

20 times per day

Bergen

Norway

2h 39m

Voss

Norway

Oslo to Gothenburg

Travel from Oslo to Gothenburg by Vy train and visit the Liseberg amusement park or see the historical Haga district and the Gothenburg archipelago.

Frequency

7 times per day

Oslo

Norway

3h 30m

Gothenburg

Sweden

Oslo to Stavanger

Travel from Oslo to Stavanger by train and visit the historic Gamle Stavanger district or use the city as a base to hike the famous Preikestolen.

Frequency

16 times per day

Oslo

Norway

10h 17m

Stavanger

Norway

Oslo to Sandefjord

Travel from Oslo to Sandefjord by train to visit the Whaling Museum or catch an international flight from Torp Sandefjord Airport.

Frequency

23 times per day

Oslo

Norway

1h 52m

Sandefjord

Norway

Bergen to Myrdal

Travel from Bergen to Myrdal by train to reach the starting point of the Flamsbana or hike the steep trails of the Aurlandsfjord mountain region.

Frequency

10 times per day

Bergen

Norway

3h 0m

Myrdal

Norway

Oslo to Moelv

Travel from Oslo to Moelv by regional train and explore the scenic Ringsaker region or enjoy outdoor activities near the massive Lake Mjosa.

Frequency

36 times per day

Oslo

Norway

1h 13m

Moelv

Norway

Oslo to Skien

Travel from Oslo to Skien by regional train and visit the Henrik Ibsen Museum or explore the industrial heritage of the Telemark Canal.

Frequency

23 times per day

Oslo

Norway

2h 28m

Skien

Norway

Torp to Oslo

Travel from Torp to Oslo by regional train to visit the Munch Museum or explore the modern architecture of the Oslo Opera House in Bjørvika.

Frequency

23 times per day

Torp

Norway

1h 42m

Oslo

Norway

Oslo to Porsgrunn

Travel from Oslo to Porsgrunn by Vy regional train and discover the industrial heritage of Telemark or visit the nearby coastal town of Brevik.

Frequency

19 times per day

Oslo

Norway

2h 19m

Porsgrunn

Norway

Your Complete Guide to Train Travel in Norway

Norway's passenger rail network links Oslo S with Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, Kristiansand, Lillehammer, and Bodø on long-distance lines built through mountains, valleys, and coastal regions. Vy operates the Bergen Railway and many regional services around Oslo and Bergen. SJ Norge runs long-distance trains on the Dovre Line and Nordland Line, including Oslo-Trondheim and Trondheim-Bodø. Go-Ahead Nordic serves the Sørland Line between Oslo and Stavanger via Kristiansand. Norway has no high-speed rail; long-distance trains usually run at conventional speeds, with Oslo-Bergen taking about 6 hours 30 minutes. Night trains remain important in Norway. Vy runs sleepers between Oslo S and Bergen, while SJ Norge operates overnight services between Oslo and Trondheim and between Trondheim and Bodø. Go-Ahead Nordic also offers night service on Oslo-Stavanger. Flytoget links Oslo Airport with Oslo S in about 19 minutes. Cross-border passenger rail operates from Oslo to Stockholm, and regional trains also link Trondheim with Storlien in Sweden.

How to Buy Train Tickets in Norway

Purchasing train tickets in Norway through Rail Monsters is straightforward and secure. Whether you are booking high-speed intercity trains or regional expresses, our platform lets you compare schedules, select seat classes, and pay with multiple international methods. Book in advance to secure the best options on popular routes and receive instant confirmation so you can travel confidently across Norway’s main rail corridors.

Flexible Online Payment

Pay for Norwegian train tickets with major cards and supported digital payment methods during checkout on Rail Monsters.

Book Popular Routes Early

Norwegian long-distance tickets often open months ahead, and sleeper compartments on Oslo-Bergen or Trondheim-Bodø sell out on peak dates.

Domestic and Regional Rail Coverage

Find trains from Oslo S to major cities and regional stops such as Voss, Lillehammer, Hamar, Myrdal, and Kristiansand.

Digital Ticket Delivery

Receive your booking confirmation by email, with electronic ticket details for supported Vy, SJ Norge, and Go-Ahead Nordic services.

Vy, SJ Norge and Go-Ahead Nordic Tickets

Search Norway's main intercity routes, including Oslo-Bergen, Oslo-Trondheim, and Oslo-Stavanger, then book valid tickets through Rail Monsters.

24/7 Multilingual Support

Rail Monsters provides real human support in English and other languages for booking questions, changes, refunds, and ticket delivery.

Flexible Online Payment

Pay for Norwegian train tickets with major cards and supported digital payment methods during checkout on Rail Monsters.

Book Popular Routes Early

Norwegian long-distance tickets often open months ahead, and sleeper compartments on Oslo-Bergen or Trondheim-Bodø sell out on peak dates.

Domestic and Regional Rail Coverage

Find trains from Oslo S to major cities and regional stops such as Voss, Lillehammer, Hamar, Myrdal, and Kristiansand.

Digital Ticket Delivery

Receive your booking confirmation by email, with electronic ticket details for supported Vy, SJ Norge, and Go-Ahead Nordic services.

Vy, SJ Norge and Go-Ahead Nordic Tickets

Search Norway's main intercity routes, including Oslo-Bergen, Oslo-Trondheim, and Oslo-Stavanger, then book valid tickets through Rail Monsters.

24/7 Multilingual Support

Rail Monsters provides real human support in English and other languages for booking questions, changes, refunds, and ticket delivery.

Norway Railway Network Map

Norway's rail map centers on Oslo S. The Bergen Line runs west to Bergen via Geilo, Finse, and Voss. The Dovre Line runs north to Trondheim via Lillehammer and Dombås, while the Nordland Line continues to Bodø. The Sørland Line serves Kristiansand and Stavanger. Regional networks operate around Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, and Stavanger, with the Flåm Railway branching from Myrdal to Flåm.

How to buy train tickets in Norway

On Rail Monsters, search for a Norwegian route by entering origin, destination, and date. Compare Vy, SJ Norge, Go-Ahead Nordic, or Flytoget departures where available by price, time, duration, and ticket conditions. Choose class or seat options shown for the selected train, including sleeper choices on supported night services. Complete payment online and check your email for confirmation and ticket details. For some routes, passengers may need to show ID matching the booking name, especially when using discounted or named tickets.

How to buy train tickets in Norway

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Rail Monsters accepts major credit and debit cards and supported digital payment methods for Norwegian train tickets. Prices may display in your selected currency, while the underlying rail fare is often set in Norwegian kroner. After payment, Rail Monsters emails your confirmation and ticket information for the selected Vy, SJ Norge, Go-Ahead Nordic, or Flytoget service. Keep the email available on your phone, and carry a valid ID if the ticket rules or onboard staff request passenger verification.

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FAQ and Facts About Trains in Norway

Who operates trains in Norway?

Norway uses several passenger rail operators under public service contracts. Vy runs many regional services and the Bergen Line between Oslo S and Bergen. SJ Norge operates the Dovre Line from Oslo to Trondheim and the Nordland Line from Trondheim to Bodø. Go-Ahead Nordic runs the Sørland Line between Oslo, Kristiansand, and Stavanger. Flytoget operates the Oslo Airport Express Train between Oslo Airport and Oslo S, with a typical city-center trip of about 19 minutes.

How do I book Norwegian train tickets through Rail Monsters?

Enter your origin, destination, and travel date on Rail Monsters, for example Oslo S to Bergen or Trondheim S to Bodø. Compare available departures by operator, time, duration, and class. Select the train and ticket type shown for your route, then complete payment online. Rail Monsters sends the booking confirmation and ticket details by email. Keep the passenger name and ID information consistent with the details used for booking, especially on long-distance and sleeper services.

Are trains in Norway reliable?

Norwegian trains run all year, but weather and infrastructure work can affect punctuality on mountain routes. The Bergen Line crosses Hardangervidda at Finse, more than 1,200 meters above sea level, so winter conditions may slow trains. Vy, SJ Norge, and Go-Ahead Nordic publish updated schedules during track work periods. For long-distance trips from Oslo S to Bergen, Trondheim, or Stavanger, leave extra time before flights, ferries, or fixed hotel transfers.

How long is the train from Oslo to Bergen?

The Oslo to Bergen train on the Bergen Line usually takes about 6 hours 30 minutes to 7 hours, depending on the departure and intermediate stops. Trains depart from Oslo S and arrive at Bergen Station, with key stops including Geilo, Finse, Myrdal, and Voss. Vy operates this route with daytime services and a night train. The line is one of Norway's main long-distance routes, so Friday, Sunday, summer, and holiday departures should be booked early.

What ticket classes and seat types are available on Norwegian trains?

Norwegian trains usually offer standard seats, and many long-distance services provide upgraded seating or added onboard features depending on the operator. Vy, SJ Norge, and Go-Ahead Nordic may offer reserved seats, quiet zones, family areas, and sleeper compartments on selected night trains. Oslo-Bergen, Oslo-Trondheim, Oslo-Stavanger, and Trondheim-Bodø are the main routes where sleeper options matter. Rail Monsters sells individual train tickets, not rail passes, and availability depends on the exact departure.

Why take the train instead of driving or flying in Norway?

Trains in Norway connect city centers without airport transfers or long winter road drives. Oslo S to Bergen Station takes about 6 hours 30 minutes, while the same route by car often takes 7 hours or more before stops and weather delays. The Dovre Line gives direct rail access between Oslo and Trondheim in about 6 hours 40 minutes. On routes such as Bergen-Voss or Oslo-Lillehammer, trains also avoid parking limits and road tolls.

Can I reach Flåm by train in Norway?

Yes. Flåm is reached by changing at Myrdal from Vy services on the Bergen Line to the Flåm Railway. The branch line from Myrdal to Flåm is about 20 km long and descends from the mountain station to the Aurlandsfjord area. From Oslo S or Bergen Station, book the mainline train to Myrdal and add the connecting Flåm Railway service where available. Timetables vary by date, so check same-day connections before paying.

Why should I book train tickets in Norway in advance?

Advance booking is useful on Norway's long-distance routes because seat and sleeper capacity is limited. Oslo-Bergen, Oslo-Trondheim, Oslo-Stavanger, and Trondheim-Bodø see strong demand during summer, Easter, Christmas, and university travel periods. Sleeper compartments can sell out before regular seats. Prices on many departures also change by demand, so booking weeks ahead often gives more train choices and lower fares than buying close to departure.

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