Norway Trains

The Norway train system is not as large as in Sweden or Finland, yet provides good connections of many main cities of the country as well as a wide choice of the popular international Norway train routes. Train travel in Norway is a popular mode of transportation, chosen for comfort, on-schedule departures and arrivals, and, of course, for the impeccable views. On this page, you can view a map of popular Norway train routes.

It doesn't matter whether you plan to travel on one of the popular domestic routes in Norway or an international one, the general rule for getting tickets for your planned Norway train trip is the earlier you do so, the better. This way you can safeguard yourself from little or no availability (especially in the high travel season), get better rates, as well as a broader choice of departure times, and seats. On Rail Ninja, you can book Norway train tickets for departures as far as 2 years in advance.

Yes, Norway offers overnight trains on some of its long-distance routes, such as the Oslo to Bergen and Oslo to Trondheim routes. These trains provide comfortable sleeper cabins, allowing you to rest during your journey while enjoying the scenic landscapes of Norway.

Yes, you can take a bicycle on most Norwegian trains, but it is recommended to reserve a spot for your bike in advance as space may be limited. Bicycles are typically stored in designated areas on the train, and there may be a small fee for bringing your bike along.