Med tog, båt og sykkel
See Norway without driving, its legendary scenic railways, the coastal voyages, fjord cruises and the Rallarvegen cycle route.
Flåm Railway
Myrdal → Flåm
One of the world's steepest standard-gauge railways, dropping 866 m through 20 tunnels.
Bergen Railway
Oslo → Bergen
Oslo to Bergen across the Hardangervidda plateau, past Finse, Northern Europe's highest mainline station.
Rauma Railway
Dombås → Åndalsnes
Down the Romsdalen valley past Trollveggen, Europe's tallest vertical rock face and the Kylling Bridge.
Nordland Railway
Trondheim → Bodø
Norway's longest railway, crossing the Arctic Circle with an on-board ceremony.
Dovre Railway
Oslo → Trondheim
Through Gudbrandsdalen and over the Dovrefjell plateau, musk-ox country.
Røros Railway
Hamar → Trondheim
Norway's oldest main line through the Østerdalen forests to the UNESCO mining town of Røros.
Ofoten Railway
Narvik → Riksgränsen (SE)
A dramatic Arctic line from Narvik up to the Swedish border, built to haul iron ore.
Hurtigruten Coastal Express
Bergen → Kirkenes
34 ports along 2,500 nautical miles, a working ship that's also 'the world's most beautiful voyage'.
Havila Voyages
Bergen → Kirkenes
The same legendary coastal route on new LNG/battery-hybrid ships, silent through the UNESCO fjords.
Nærøyfjord Cruise
Flåm → Gudvangen
A sail down the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, one of the narrowest fjords in the world.
Trollfjord Cruise
Svolvær
A boat into the 100-m-wide Trollfjord beneath 1,000 m walls, alive with sea eagles.
Rallarvegen
Haugastøl → Flåm
The old Bergen Railway construction road over the roof of Norway, ending with 21 hairpins into Flåm.
Norway in a Nutshell
Oslo → Bergen
Bergen Railway + Flåm Railway + Nærøyfjord cruise + the Stalheim road, in one ticket.