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Travel Info
Travel to Oslo
Getting to Oslo is simple, smooth, and flexible—no matter how you prefer to travel. As one of Scandinavia’s most connected cities, Oslo welcomes visitors from across Europe and the world with modern infrastructure, efficient transport options, and scenic routes that turn your arrival into part of the experience.
Below, you’ll find an easy overview of every major way to reach the city.
❋ By Airplane – Fast, Frequent, and International
Oslo Airport (OSL), located at Gardermoen, is Norway’s largest and best-connected airport. With direct flights from major cities across Europe, North America, and Asia, arriving by air is one of the most convenient options.
Why flying is easy:
• Regular direct flights from hubs such as London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, New York, and Dubai
• Modern terminals with efficient customs and fast baggage handling
• Excellent connections to the city:
• Airport Express Train (Flytoget): 20 minutes to Oslo Central Station
• Local trains: Frequent and affordable
• Airport buses: Multiple routes to different neighborhoods
• Taxis and private transfers available 24/7
Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway or starting a longer Nordic adventure, Oslo Airport provides a smooth and welcoming entry point.
❋ By Train – A Comfortable and Scenic Arrival
Travelers arriving from Sweden, Denmark, or elsewhere in Norway often choose the train for its comfort and beautiful views.
Popular routes include:
• Stockholm → Oslo: A comfortable cross-border journey with scenic forest and lake views
• Gothenburg → Oslo: A short and pleasant ride with multiple departures daily
• Bergen / Trondheim / Stavanger → Oslo: Some of Europe’s most breathtaking railway lines
Why trains are easy:
• Direct arrival to Oslo Central Station, right in the heart of the city
• Spacious seating, Wi-Fi, and dining options onboard
• Eco-friendly and relaxing travel
• Smooth connections to trams, buses, and the metro on arrival
A train trip to Oslo is more than transport—it’s part of the sightseeing.
By Bus – Affordable and Flexible
International and long-distance buses offer budget-friendly travel into Oslo, with frequent services from cities across Scandinavia and northern Europe.
Arrive from:
• Copenhagen
• Gothenburg
• Stockholm
• Helsinki (via ferry + bus combinations)
• And many Norwegian cities
Why buses are easy:
• Comfortable coaches with Wi-Fi and power outlets
• Direct arrival at Oslo Bus Terminal, close to the central station
• Multiple daily departures
• Economical prices for travelers on a budget
Bus travel provides a convenient combination of comfort and value.
By Ship – Arrive by Sea with Style
Traveling to Oslo by ship is one of the most memorable ways to reach the city. The Oslofjord offers a dramatic entrance, with forested hills and waterfront neighborhoods lining your approach.
Popular ferry routes include:
• Copenhagen → Oslo (overnight cruise-style ferry)
• Kiel, Germany → Oslo (a longer scenic voyage)
Why arriving by ship is easy:
• Depart from major European ports
• Comfortable cabins, restaurants, entertainment, and panoramic decks
• Arrive directly at Oslo Ferry Terminal, a short walk from the city center
• A unique and beautiful travel experience
For many travelers, the voyage itself becomes a highlight of their trip.
By Car – Freedom to Explore
Driving to Oslo is straightforward, with well-maintained highways and scenic road routes connecting the city to the rest of Norway, Sweden, and Europe.
Popular driving routes:
• Sweden: E6 from Gothenburg or Malmö
• Denmark: Via the Øresund Bridge and Swedish west coast
• Norwegian countryside: E16, E18, and E6 provide easy access
ls, and bridges designed for year-round travel
• Well-marked highways leading directly into Oslo
• Convenient parking options throughout the city
• Perfect for road trips combining fjords, mountains, and small towns
Why driving is easy:
• Clear roads, tunne
Driving offers the freedom to explore Norway at your own pace.