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Travel around Norway any way you like

A long and craggy country, Norway has not always been as easy to get around as we'd like it to be. But modern conveniences have made it much easier than it once was. These days, there are trains, boats, roads, and a network of small airports, all making it quite practical to see any part of the country.

  • Lofoten

    By plane

    There are more than 50 airports in Norway, making even the northernmost communities accessible by plane.

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  • Flåmsbanen

    By train

    NSB, the Norwegian State Railways, operates most passenger train services in Norway, and has a well-developed railway network stretching from Kristiansand in the south to Bodø above the Arctic Circle.

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  • Tromsø

    By boat

    From ancient times, we Norwegians have been a seafaring people, not just because we love the sea, but because we have had to be.

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  • Aurlandsfjorden

    By car

    Driving a car is perhaps one of the best ways to experience Norway in your own pace. Just remember that you share the road with cyclists, and sometimes also pedestrians.

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  • Møre og Romsdal

    By bus

    Every city and town in Norway has a local bus service, and there is an extensive network of express coaches throughout the country.

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Find your own way

  • Stegastein, Aurlandsfjellet

    National Tourist Routes

    Along select roads in Norway, natural wonders are amplified by art, design and architecture – taking you closer to nature in new and surprising ways. Meet the award-winning National Tourist Routes.

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  • Hellesylt

    Cycling

    Cycling in Norway equals tough mountain biking trails and big events like the Arctic Race – but also gentle rides through quaint villages and magnificent nature.

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  • Tromsø

    Round trips

    Norway is a country of great variations and vast distances. If you want to have it all, you will need time – or simply take the easy way out and do a round trip.

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Travel stories

Travelling with disabilities

  • Agder

    In general, airlines, trains, buses, ferries and shops in Norway are accessible for everyone. But some advance planning will still make it easier for you to get around.

LGBT travel

  • Tjuvholmen

    Norway prides itself in being a liberal country where everyone is equally welcome regardless of who you love. Cultural events, yearly parades – and a designated skiing festival for gays and lesbians are among the offerings.

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