By car

Fv. 7 is the most common road to drive in order to get to Nesbyen.

From Oslo
Follow E16 to Hønefoss, then fv. 7.

From Southern Norway
Drive via Drammen and Vikersund, then follow fv. 7 from Lake Krøderen.

From Bergen
Drive to Eidfjord, over Hardangervidda, via Geilo to Nesbyen on fv. 7 and rv. 7.          
From Bergen, you can also drive via Voss, over the Hemsedal Mountains to Gol and further on to Nesbyen.

Other roads
From Kongsberg on fylkesvei (County Road) 40 through Nore og Uvdal via Tunhovd (all year). This is also a shortcut from Telemark via Rjukan and over Imingfjell Mountain (open during the summer months and during Easter).

Driving from Sigdal and Eggedal over Haglebufjellet Mountain in Numedal may be a good alternative for those coming via Kongsberg or from Southern Norway.

From Valdres, the road is open all year over the mountain from Sør-Aurdal (Hedalen and Bagn) to Nesbyen (toll road).

By bus

The bus stop is located centrally by the Shell Petrol Station in the town centre approximately 500 metres from the railway station. 

From the main bus station in Oslo you can go by Nor-Way Bussekspress to Nesbyen. You travel through a beautiful landscape, and you will see towns, small villages and farms on your way.

There are also local buses, please contact the tourist information in Nesbyen for timetables. 

By train

Take the Bergen Railway from Oslo to Nesbyen, or the other way.

Distances in kilometres to Nesbyen

Oslo: 168
Oslo Airport Gardermoen: 181
Sandefjord Airport Torp: 222
Hønefoss: 117
Drammen: 140
Kristiansand: 410
Larvik: 241
Bergen: 328
Lærdal: 137
Aurland: 154
Eidfjord: 158
Ålesund: 395