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Getting around Norway

Plan your trip around the country! With an extensive network of railways, roads, airports and boat routes, it's easy to travel across Norway.

Public transport

Many people travel to Norway in their own car, or with their motor home. But it's also easy to travel across Norway by public transportation, although you have to plan your trip a bit more in detail in remote areas. It's safe, comfortable and more sustainable. Moreover, the journey is often a highlight in itself!

Use the official national travel planner Entur to get route suggestions, see timetables, and purchase tickets to almost all journeys by public transport in Norway.

Entur travel planner

Travelling by train, bus, and boat

Read more about travelling by bus, train and boat below.

By train: Did you know that Norway is home to several of the most beautiful train journeys in the world? Travelling by train is a good way to travel effortlessly and enjoy the stunning scenery. Some trains also have overnight sleeping compartments.

By bus: Norway is well-connected by both local and regional buses. Although cross-regional long-distance bus network is less known to most visitors than the railway lines, they are also an affordable and comfortable way to travel between cities like Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Haugesund and Trondheim, and to many popular fjord and mountain destinations.

By boat: As a coastal nation, ferries and express boats are important modes of transportation. They can take you to across the fjord, along the coast, and island hopping with your bicycle to remote islands!

Public transport

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