And truly, what a trip it was then, and it is now. The Oslo-Bergen railway travels between the two destinations several times a day. It takes six-and-a-half hours to complete the 267-mile journey.

Tucked between Oslo and Bergen, this fjord-side village offers epic train rides, electric cruises, alpine saunas, and soaring ...

The 6.5-hour Oslo to Bergen route crosses the Hardangervidda mountain plateau, giving passengers spectacular views no matter the time of year. Fans of slow travel should also consider an optional ...

Having left Oslo at 8:30 a.m., we arrived in Bergen at 3 p.m., still plenty of time to enjoy the rest of the afternoon while already having had a day’s worth of breathtaking views and experiences.

Having left Oslo at 8:30 a.m., we arrived in Bergen at 3 p.m., still plenty of time to enjoy the rest of the afternoon while already having had a day’s worth of breathtaking views and experiences.

The Bergen Line, operated by VY, Norway’s main train company, stretches for 292 miles between Oslo and Bergen. It was built in 1909 and crosses the Hardangervidda plateau, which is Europe’s ...

Vy’s new service would provide an alternative to the existing rail and air connections. Journeys will take around nine hours each way, longer than the F4 Oslo to Bergen train. However, while the ...

However, as of the 0825 departure from Oslo to Bergen on Thursday morning, traffic appears to be back to normal. Repair work was challenging Bane NOR said that a geologist and expert in landslides ...