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Trains from Stavanger

1Jul
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Stavanger
Oslo

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Morning trains

04:20
StavangerStation
8h 8m
12:28
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 704
from
67 USD
1
8h 8m, Direct
04:20
StavangerStation
12:28
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct
04:27
StavangerJaattaavaagen
8h 1m
12:28
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 704
from
67 USD
1
8h 1m, Direct
04:27
StavangerJaattaavaagen
12:28
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct

Day trains

12:34
StavangerStation
7h 51m
20:25
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 712
from
67 USD
1
7h 51m, Direct
12:34
StavangerStation
20:25
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct
12:41
StavangerJaattaavaagen
7h 44m
20:25
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 712
from
67 USD
1
7h 44m, Direct
12:41
StavangerJaattaavaagen
20:25
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct

Evening trains

22:15
StavangerStation
33h 13m
07:28
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 726
from
67 USD
1
33h 13m, Direct
22:15
StavangerStation
07:28
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct
22:23
StavangerJaattaavaagen
33h 5m
07:28
OsloOslo Central Station
Direct
Go-Ahead Nordic AS 726
from
67 USD
1
33h 5m, Direct
22:23
StavangerJaattaavaagen
07:28
OsloOslo Central Station
from
67 USD
1
Direct
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First train

04:20
night

Last train

22:23
distance

Travel duration

13h 19m
daily-departure

Daily departures

16
departure-station

Departure station

Stavanger
changes-type

Changes

direct
arrival-station

Arrival station

Oslo
ticket-price

Ticket price

from $31
fastest-s

Fastest trip

7h 31m
longest-s

Longest trip

13m

Trains to Stavanger

Inbound trains arrive in Stavanger mainly at Stavanger Station, the western terminus of the Sørlandet corridor. Go-Ahead Nordic Sørtoget services from Oslo reach Stavanger in around 7h40m to 8h, depending on the departure. Trains from Kristiansand arrive in about 3h, while services from Egersund take around 1h10m. Regional Jærbanen trains from Bryne arrive in roughly 35m, and trains from Sandnes Sentrum reach Stavanger in about 15m. Some local services also call at Stavanger area stations such as Jåttåvågen, Mariero, and Paradis before terminating at Stavanger Station.

Visiting Stavanger

Stavanger is the western terminus of Norway's Sørlandet rail corridor, linking Rogaland with Agder and the Oslo region. The city has one main long-distance train station, Stavanger Station, plus several local stops on the Jærbanen corridor. Go-Ahead Nordic operates the main passenger services serving Stavanger under the Sørtoget and regional rail brands. Trains from Stavanger include long-distance intercity services across southern Norway and regional trains through Jæren toward Sandnes, Bryne, and Egersund. Stavanger Station is the main train station for reserved long-distance departures, while local stations such as Paradis, Mariero, and Jåttåvågen serve regional travel within the Stavanger area. Rail routes from Stavanger run south and east through Sandnes, Bryne, Egersund, Kristiansand, and Nelaug before continuing toward Oslo. Connections at larger interchange stations support onward travel to other parts of Norway. Stavanger has no direct airport rail link, so Stavanger Airport is reached by road transfer from the city. Book trains from and to Stavanger online at Rail Monsters.

Popular routes from Stavanger

From Stavanger Station, Go-Ahead Nordic long-distance services run south and east on the Sørlandet corridor toward Egersund, Kristiansand, Drammen, and Oslo. This is Stavanger's main intercity rail axis and the principal train route connecting Rogaland with southern and eastern Norway. Regional Jærbanen trains operate from Stavanger through the Jæren district toward Sandnes, Bryne, Nærbø, and Egersund. These services support shorter trips across Rogaland and connect with long-distance departures at Stavanger Station and selected stations along the route. Passengers continuing beyond Oslo can use onward national rail connections from Oslo S.

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Stavanger - A coastal city known as Norway's energy hub, featuring the historic Old Stavanger (Gamle Stavanger) district and the Petroleum Museum.

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Stavanger

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13h 19m

Oslo

Oslo - The capital of Norway located at the head of the Oslofjord, home to major museums on the Bygdoy peninsula and the Munch Museum.

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Oslo Central Station

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Oslo Gardermoen Airport

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

Buying Train Tickets Online
Buy train tickets online for Stavanger with Rail Monsters by selecting departure dates, choosing Go-Ahead Nordic Sørtoget or Jærbanen regional services, and completing an online reservation. Book your tickets for Stavanger train stations including Stavanger Station and local Jærbanen stops, depending on the route and departure area.
Types of Train Tickets Available
Stavanger services include regular tickets for regional Jærbanen trains and reserved seats on long-distance Sørtoget services to and from southern Norway and Oslo. Cheap tickets and discount tickets may appear on advance long-distance departures, while flexible fares can be useful when plans may change.
Tips for Online Reservations
Online reservation services through Rail Monsters accept Stavanger train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for peak summer, Christmas and New Year, and Easter travel in Norway. Train prices vary more on long-distance Sørtoget departures than on local services; ticket counters remain available at Stavanger Station. With the Rail Monsters iOS and Android apps, you can book and manage train tickets on mobile.

Stavanger Train Travel FAQ and Tips

Do high-speed trains serve Stavanger?

No high-speed rail serves Stavanger. The city is connected by conventional Norwegian intercity and regional trains operated by Go-Ahead Nordic. Long-distance Sørtoget services link Stavanger with southern Norway and Oslo, while Jærbanen regional trains serve Sandnes, Bryne, Nærbø, and Egersund. These services use standard Norwegian rail infrastructure, with reserved seats on long-distance departures and open regional travel on many local services.

What are the main train stations in Stavanger?

Stavanger Station is the main city rail terminal and handles long-distance Sørtoget trains plus regional Jærbanen services. Paradis, Mariero, and Jåttåvågen are smaller local stations within the Stavanger area for regional trains. Sandnes Sentrum lies south of Stavanger and is a key nearby station on the same corridor, often used for regional travel across Jæren.

Is there an airport train from Stavanger?

There is no direct airport rail link to Stavanger Airport, Sola. Travelers normally use road transfer between Stavanger Station and the airport. If you are arriving by rail from Oslo, Kristiansand, Egersund, or Sandnes, use Stavanger Station as the main rail arrival point before continuing to the airport by local ground transport.

Should I reserve seats on trains from Stavanger?

Seat reservations are standard on long-distance Sørtoget services from Stavanger to Oslo and other major stops on the Sørlandet corridor. For Jærbanen regional services around Stavanger, seating is generally not assigned, and passengers use regular regional tickets. Book earlier for Friday and Sunday departures, Easter travel, summer holiday periods, and Christmas, when long-distance trains from Stavanger can be busier.

What is the main train route from Stavanger?

The main long-distance train route from Stavanger is the Sørtoget service to Oslo, operated by Go-Ahead Nordic. Trains leave Stavanger Station and run across southern Norway via Egersund, Kristiansand, and Drammen, reaching Oslo in around 7h40m to 8h depending on the departure. This route uses reserved seating on long-distance services and is the primary rail link between Stavanger and the capital.

How do I buy train tickets to and from Stavanger?

You can buy train tickets to and from Stavanger through Rail Monsters by entering Stavanger Station or another Jærbanen stop, selecting your travel date, and choosing a Go-Ahead Nordic service. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel for Stavanger services. After payment, booking confirmation is sent by email with the ticket details needed for travel.

What are the main train connections to and from Stavanger?

Stavanger connects with Oslo in around 7h40m to 8h by Go-Ahead Nordic Sørtoget. Trains between Stavanger and Kristiansand take around 3h, while Egersund is about 1h10m away by regional or long-distance train. Jærbanen regional trains link Stavanger with Bryne in around 35m, Sandnes Sentrum in about 15m, and Nærbø in roughly 45m.

Can I buy Stavanger train tickets at the last minute?

Last-minute regional Jærbanen tickets are often available close to departure, but long-distance Sørtoget fares from Stavanger can rise or sell out on busy dates. Rail Monsters accepts Stavanger train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for peak summer, Easter, Christmas and New Year, and weekend departures between Rogaland and Oslo.
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