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Trains from Oslo

1Jul

Seats

Oslo

Bergen

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

06:23

OsloOslo Central Station

6h 49m

13:12

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 61

from

232 USD

6h 49m, Direct

06:23

OsloOslo Central Station

13:12

BergenStation

from

232 USD

Direct

Vy 61

08:23

OsloOslo Central Station

6h 37m

15:00

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 63

from

232 USD

6h 37m, Direct

08:23

OsloOslo Central Station

15:00

BergenStation

from

232 USD

Direct

Vy 63

Day trains

14:23

OsloOslo Central Station

7h 10m

21:33

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 65

from

155 USD

7h 10m, Direct

14:23

OsloOslo Central Station

21:33

BergenStation

from

155 USD

Direct

Vy 65

16:23

OsloOslo Central Station

6h 55m

23:18

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 67

from

232 USD

6h 55m, Direct

16:23

OsloOslo Central Station

23:18

BergenStation

from

232 USD

Direct

Vy 67

Evening trains

23:01

OsloOslo Central Station

7h 22m

06:23

BergenStation

Direct

Vy 605

from

104 USD

7h 22m, Direct

23:01

OsloOslo Central Station

06:23

BergenStation

from

104 USD

Direct

Vy 605

First train

06:22

Last train

23:03

Travel duration

9h 18m

Daily departures

Departure station

Oslo

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Bergen

Ticket price

from $37

Fastest trip

6h 35m

Longest trip

27m

Trains to Oslo

Inbound trains reach Oslo mainly at Oslo S, with many services also stopping at Nationaltheatret or Lysaker before or after the central station. Vy trains from Bergen arrive in around 6h30m to 7h15m. Services from Trondheim reach Oslo in roughly 6h30m to 7h, while trains from Lillehammer arrive in about 2h. Go-Ahead Nordic trains from Stavanger reach Oslo in around 7h30m to 8h, and services from Kristiansand take about 4h30m. Cross-border trains from Gothenburg arrive in around 3h30m to 4h, while Stockholm services reach Oslo in around 5h to 6h.

Visiting Oslo

Oslo is Norway's main passenger rail hub and the central meeting point for long-distance routes across southern and eastern Norway. Oslo Central Station, widely signed as Oslo S, is the city's primary train station and handles most intercity, regional, airport, and international rail services. Vy, Flytoget, Go-Ahead Nordic, and SJ operate services that connect the capital with Norway's main rail corridors. Trains from Oslo include intercity services through eastern Norway, long-distance trains across the mountains and along the southern coast, regional trains around the Oslofjord, and dedicated airport rail to Oslo Airport at Gardermoen. Oslo S is the core station for train tickets across these services, while Nationaltheatret and other city stations serve selected regional and airport trains within the urban rail network. Rail routes from Oslo run west toward Bergen, south toward Kristiansand and Stavanger, north toward Lillehammer and Trondheim, southeast toward Halden and Gothenburg, and east toward Kongsvinger and Stockholm. Book trains from and to Oslo online at Rail Monsters.

Popular routes from Oslo

From Oslo S, Vy operates national routes west across the Bergen Line, north through the Gudbrandsdal corridor toward Trondheim, and regional services around eastern Norway. The same station handles trains toward Lillehammer, Hamar, Halden, Kongsvinger, and other towns on the main Norwegian rail network. Go-Ahead Nordic runs the southern long-distance corridor from Oslo toward Kristiansand and Stavanger. Flytoget links Oslo city stations with Oslo Airport at Gardermoen, while Vy also serves the airport corridor. Cross-border rail from Oslo runs southeast toward Gothenburg and east toward Stockholm, connecting Norway's capital with Sweden by daytime train.

Oslo

Oslo - Norway's capital located at the head of the Oslofjord. It is home to the Royal Palace, the Munch Museum, and the Akershus Fortress.

Kjelsaas

Toeyen

Snippen

Movatn

Grefsen

Oslo Central Station

Oslo Gardermoen Airport

Station

9h 18m

Bergen

Bergen - A coastal city known as the gateway to the fjords. Famous for its colorful Hanseatic wharf, mountains, and the lively Fish Market.

Bergen

Station

Booking Oslo Train Tickets Online - Options, Tips, and Reservations

Buying Train Tickets Online

Buy train tickets online for Oslo with Rail Monsters by selecting departure dates, choosing services operated by Vy, Flytoget, Go-Ahead Nordic, or SJ, and completing an online reservation. Book your tickets for Oslo train stations including Oslo S and Nationaltheatret, depending on the route, airport link, and city access point.

Types of Train Tickets Available

Oslo services include regular tickets for regional trains, reserved long-distance seats on Vy and Go-Ahead Nordic routes, Flytoget airport tickets, and selected flexible fare options. Cheap tickets and discount tickets may appear on advance services to and from Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, Gothenburg, Stockholm, and other Norwegian destinations.

Tips for Online Reservations

Online reservation services through Rail Monsters accept Oslo train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for peak summer, Easter travel, Christmas, and New Year. Train prices vary by route and demand on long-distance services, while ticket counters remain available at Oslo S. With the Rail Monsters iOS and Android apps, you can book and manage train tickets on mobile.

Destinations from Oslo

Rail service types from Oslo S Long-distance intercity services: Vy trains from Oslo to Bergen, Trondheim, Lillehammer, Hamar, and other national destinations. Southern long-distance services: Go-Ahead Nordic trains from Oslo toward Kristiansand and Stavanger on the Sorlandet corridor. Regional services: Vy trains around eastern Norway, including the Oslofjord, Ostfold, and Innlandet corridors. Cross-border services: daytime rail links from Oslo toward Gothenburg and Stockholm in Sweden. Airport services: Flytoget and Vy trains from Oslo city stations to Oslo Airport at Gardermoen.

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 18m

Bergen

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

8h 13m

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 43m

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

12 times per day

Oslo

Norway

6h 47m

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 53m

Lillehammer

Norway

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 9m

Stavanger

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 31m

Gothenburg

Sweden

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

20 times per day

Oslo

Norway

1h 51m

Sandefjord

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

13 times per day

Oslo

Norway

2h 51m

Skien

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

33 times per day

Oslo

Norway

1h 22m

Moelv

Norway

Oslo to Finse

Travel from Oslo to Finse by train and explore the Hardangervidda plateau or cycle the famous Rallarvegen mountain road.

Frequency

7 times per day

Oslo

Norway

8h 29m

Finse

Norway

Oslo to Voss

Travel from Oslo to Voss by train and access the gateway to the fjords, or visit the historic Voss Church and the surrounding mountain landscapes.

Frequency

6 times per day

Oslo

Norway

9h 54m

Voss

Norway

Oslo to Larvik

Travel from Oslo to Larvik by Vy regional train and explore the coastal maritime history at the Larvik Maritime Museum or the beech forests of Bøkeskogen.

Frequency

10 times per day

Oslo

Norway

2h 29m

Larvik

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

10 times per day

Oslo

Norway

2h 42m

Porsgrunn

Norway

Oslo to Kristiansand

Travel from Oslo to Kristiansand by Go-Ahead Nordic and visit the Kristiansand Cannon Museum or explore the Dyreparken zoo and amusement park.

Frequency

9 times per day

Oslo

Norway

7h 22m

Kristiansand

Norway

Oslo Train Travel FAQ and Tips

What is the main train route from Oslo?

One of the main long-distance routes from Oslo is the Bergen Line, operated by Vy between Oslo S and Bergen. The daytime service takes about 6h30m to 7h15m, depending on the departure, and crosses the mountain plateau via stations such as Geilo and Finse. It is a reserved long-distance intercity service, so booking ahead is recommended for peak holiday dates.

What are the main train stations in Oslo?

Oslo S is the main station for long-distance, intercity, regional, airport, and international trains. Nationaltheatret is a central stop used by many regional trains and Flytoget services. Lysaker serves western Oslo and is useful for airport and regional rail access. Oslo Airport station at Gardermoen is the main rail connection for air passengers, with Flytoget and Vy trains linking it to Oslo.

How do I get from Oslo to the airport by train?

Oslo Airport at Gardermoen has its own rail station below the terminal. Flytoget airport trains run between Oslo S, Nationaltheatret, Lysaker, and Oslo Airport, while Vy also operates regional trains on the same airport corridor. Tickets for airport rail can be bought through Rail Monsters where available. Check the selected station carefully, as Oslo S and Nationaltheatret both serve airport-bound trains.

How do I buy train tickets to and from Oslo?

Book train tickets to and from Oslo on Rail Monsters by entering Oslo S or another Oslo station, selecting your travel date, and choosing a Vy, Flytoget, Go-Ahead Nordic, or SJ service where available. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel for Oslo services. Booking confirmation is sent by email with ticket details for the selected train.

Do high-speed trains serve Oslo?

Oslo does not have a dedicated high-speed rail network comparable with France or Japan. The city is served by intercity, long-distance, regional, airport, and cross-border trains. Vy runs most Norwegian passenger services from Oslo, Go-Ahead Nordic operates the southern long-distance route toward Stavanger, Flytoget runs airport rail to Oslo Airport, and SJ operates selected cross-border services toward Sweden.

Should I reserve seats on trains from Oslo?

Seat reservation practice depends on the service from Oslo. Long-distance trains such as Oslo-Bergen, Oslo-Trondheim, and Oslo-Stavanger normally use reserved seating or route-specific bookings. Regional trains around eastern Norway usually operate with open seating. Flytoget airport trains do not require seat reservations. For Friday departures, Sunday returns, Easter, and Christmas travel, book longer routes early.

What are the main train connections to and from Oslo?

Oslo connects with Bergen in about 6h30m to 7h15m by Vy, Trondheim in around 6h30m to 7h, Stavanger in about 7h30m to 8h by Go-Ahead Nordic, and Lillehammer in roughly 2h by Vy. International services link Oslo with Gothenburg in about 3h30m to 4h and Stockholm in around 5h to 6h, depending on service and route conditions.

Can I buy Oslo train tickets at the last minute?

Last-minute Oslo regional tickets are often available on the day of travel, but long-distance trains to Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, and Sweden can sell out or rise in price around peak summer, Easter, Christmas, and New Year. Rail Monsters accepts Oslo train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, which helps secure preferred departures on reserved intercity and long-distance services.

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