Trains to and from Stavanger - Info and Tickets

Inbound trains reach Stavanger mainly at Stavanger Station, the western terminus of the Sorlandsbanen. Go-Ahead Nordic trains from Oslo S arrive in around 7h40m to 8h, depending on the service. Trains from Drammen reach Stavanger in about 7h, while services from Kristiansand arrive in roughly 3h. Regional trains from Egersund take around 1h, and trains from Bryne arrive in about 35m. Local Jaren Line services from Sandnes reach Stavanger in around 15m, with some trains also serving Stavanger-area stops such as Gausel, Jattavagen, Mariero, and Paradis before the central terminal.

Stavanger is the southwestern terminus of Norway's Sorlandsbanen, the rail corridor linking Rogaland with Agder and the Oslo area. The city has one primary long-distance train station, Stavanger Station, supported by several local rail stops on the Jaren Line. Go-Ahead Nordic operates passenger rail services serving Stavanger. Trains from Stavanger include long-distance intercity services across southern Norway, regional trains through the Jaren district, and overnight trains on selected departures between Stavanger and Oslo. Stavanger Station is the main train station for long-distance train tickets, while local stops such as Paradis, Mariero, Jattavagen, and Gausel serve suburban and regional trips south of the city. Rail routes from Stavanger run south through Sandnes, Bryne, Egersund, Moi, and Kristiansand before continuing inland and east toward Drammen and Oslo. There is no airport rail station at Stavanger Airport, so rail passengers transfer between Stavanger Station and the airport by road. Book trains from and to Stavanger online at Rail Monsters.