Narvik Train Tickets

Inbound trains to Narvik arrive at Narvik Station, the Norwegian terminus of the Ofoten Line. Trains from Abisko arrive in around 1h30m, while services from Kiruna reach Narvik in about 2h45m after crossing the Sweden-Norway border. Trains from Boden usually arrive in roughly 6h, and Lulea services reach Narvik in about 7h depending on connections and timetable. Long-distance night trains from Umea, Uppsala, and Stockholm also reach Narvik through northern Sweden, with Stockholm to Narvik typically taking around 18h to 20h. There are no direct passenger trains from Oslo, Trondheim, or Bodo to Narvik.

Narvik is Norway's northernmost passenger rail city and a rail terminus on the Ofoten Line, known in Swedish as Malmbanan. Unlike Oslo, Bergen, or Trondheim, Narvik is not connected by rail to the rest of Norway; its passenger trains run east across the border into Sweden. Narvik Station is the city's main train station and handles the long-distance and regional rail services that use this Arctic rail corridor. Train services from Narvik include cross-border daytime trains through the mountains toward Swedish Lapland and long-distance night trains across northern and central Sweden. SJ operates passenger services on the Narvik corridor, including trains linking Narvik with Kiruna, Boden, Lulea, and Stockholm. There is no high-speed rail or bullet train service in Narvik, and the line is a scenic conventional railway with reserved and non-reserved ticket options depending on service type. Rail routes from Narvik run east toward Abisko and Kiruna, southeast toward Boden and Lulea, and onward south through Sweden toward Umea, Sundsvall, Uppsala, and Stockholm. For domestic Norwegian rail travel, passengers usually connect by road or air to other Norwegian rail hubs. Book trains from and to Narvik online at Rail Monsters.