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1. www.norwaytrains.com › oslo-to-bergenTrain From Oslo to Bergen | Timetable & Tickets - NORWAY TRAINS

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   Travel by train from Oslo to Bergen in 6.5 hours and enjoy the stunning views of Norway. Find out the departure times, prices, classes, discounts and more on this website.

2. www.visitnorway.com › by-train › the-bergen-railwayThe Bergen Railway | An epic train journey from Oslo to Bergen

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   • Hallingdal valley. After traveling for about two hours, you reach Flå Station in breath-taking Hallingdal, a destination full of activities for the whole family!
   • Geilo. The mountain village of Geilo, located midway between Oslo and Bergen (about a 3.5-hour train ride from either city), is perfect for outdoor activities.
   • Hardangervidda. After Geilo, the train climbs up to the Hardangervidda mountain plateau. The route runs past Ustaoset and Haugastøl stations, located in stunning natural surroundings high up in the mountains, before arriving at Gudrun’s favourite stop ...
   • Fjord Norway. The historic Flåmsbana is a renowned railway line that takes you down to the village of Flåm by the Aurlandsfjord. The journey is part of the Norway in a nutshell round trip, which can also include a sightseeing cruise on the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord.

3. www.vy.no › the-bergen-lineBergensbanen | The Bergen Line | Train in Norway | vy.no

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   • Finse – A Miniature Antarctica
   • Stop For Skiing, Hiking Or Biking on The Bergen Line
   • Scenic Views from The Flåm Railway
   • Finish with A Tour of Bergen
   • Be on The Lookout For Wildlife
   • A Step-By-Step Guide to This Amazing Journey
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   The polar explorers Nansen, Amundsen and Shackleton used Finse as training grounds, due to the area’s extreme conditions. It has been described as a miniature Antarctica and has confirmed its status as a training area for contemporary adventurers too. Hardangervidda is also the perfect place for hikers with tents and fishing rods. It is famous for i...

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   The Bergen Railway passes through several popular ski resorts, such as Gol, Geilo and Voss. There are several spots along the railway line that offer attractive touring opportunities for hiking during the summer season as well. Cycling on the Rallar Road (Rallarvegen) is one good example. The Rallar Road is an access road constructed more than a ce...

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   From Myrdal you can also take the scenic Flåmsbanen (Flam Railway)directly to Flåm. A fantastic detour by Flåm can also be arranged as part of Norway in a nutshell®. Read more about Norway in a nutshell® on norwaynutshell.com. The Flåm Railway is one of the steepest railway lines in the world. It offers a panoramic view of some of the wildest and m...

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   After 6-7 hours on the Bergensbanen you will pass through the Ulriken tunnel which exits in the old Hanseatic city of Bergen.

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   Arctic foxes, snow owls and many other species of Arctic fauna and flora also inhabit this stunning mountain landscape. If you are very fortunate, you may get to see the largest wild reindeer herd in Europe. It consists of more than 9,000 animals, moving like an undulating carpet over the terrain.

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   Oslo–Geilo

   From Drammen the train follows Drammenselva, an excellent salmon river. After Vikersund you will see Norway’s fifth largest lake, Tyrifjorden, which is 330 meters (1 082 ft) deep. Soon you will catch your first glimpse of mountains, and in due course a beautiful view of Norefjell and Krøderfjorden. The area around Flå is an ancient bear habitat.

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   Experience one of Europe’s most beautiful train journeys on the Bergen Line, the highest railway line in Northern Europe. Learn about the history, facts, attractions and tips for travelling on this spectacular route between Oslo and Bergen.

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4. www.rome2rio.com › Train › OsloTrain Oslo to Bergen from kr 659 | Tickets & Timetables ...

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   The average train between Oslo and Bergen takes 6h 54m and the fastest train takes 6h 35m. The train service runs several times per day from Oslo to Bergen. The journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays; use the search form on this page to search for a specific travel date. Train. 6h 35m. kr 650 - kr 1000. See schedules.

   • Yes, there is a direct train departing from Oslo S and arriving at Bergen stasjon. Services depart four times a day, and operate every day. The jou...
   • The distance between Oslo and Bergen is 305 km. The road distance is 457.3 km. Get driving directions
   • There are 360+ hotels available in Bergen. Prices start at kr 549 NOK per night. More details

5. www.omio.com › trains › osloOslo to Bergen train tickets from $73 (€63) - Omio

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   20 hours ago · Trains from Oslo to Bergen cover the 188 miles (304 km) long journey. Travelers depart most frequently from Oslo Central Station and arrive in Bergen.

6. en.visitbergen.com › visitor-information › travelBergensbanen - Oslo to Bergen by train - visitBergen.com

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   Travel by train between Oslo and Bergen and enjoy the stunning scenery of Norway. Learn about the stops, tickets, Flåm Railway and Norway in a Nutshell tour.

7. www.raileurope.com › oslo-bergen-trainOslo to Bergen train tickets from US$115.28 | Rail Europe

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   Jun 7, 2018 · Find out how to travel from Oslo to Bergen by train in about 6 hours and 32 minutes. Compare prices, times, operators and book your tickets online with Rail Europe.