How do I get from Oslo to Bergen?

Sommario:

1. How do I get from Oslo to Bergen?
2. Is Bergen close to Oslo?
3. Is Bergen as expensive as Oslo?
4. Is Oslo or Bergen better?
5. How much is a train ticket from Oslo to Bergen?
6. Is Oslo better than Bergen?
7. Is Oslo colder than Bergen?
8. Which is better to visit Oslo or Bergen?
9. How many days do you need in Bergen?
10. How can I study in Norway for free?

How do I get from Oslo to Bergen?

A plane journey from Oslo to Bergen takes under one hour and there are over 20 flights every day between Oslo and Bergen. Traveling between the airport and the city center is easy, with good transport options like the Bergen Light Rail Bybanen or the airport shuttle bus Flybussen.

Is Bergen close to Oslo?

As the crow flies, Oslo and Bergen are just 188 miles / 303 km apart. That doesn't sound like much, yet travelling between the two cities takes much longer than you might expect. ... To travel between the two big cities, you need to find your way over or around the Hardangervidda mountain plateau.

Is Bergen as expensive as Oslo?

Oslo is 10% more expensive than Bergen.

Is Oslo or Bergen better?

Although Oslo may top Bergen with its highly innovative buildings and history, Bergen is no doubt far more scenic than Oslo. Seven mountains surround Bergen (yes, seven), and the most easily visited is Fløyen, which is reachable by funicular.

How much is a train ticket from Oslo to Bergen?

How much is the train fare from Oslo to Bergen? Fares fluctuate depending on the demand for any given time or day. If you're lucky you can get a one-way ticket for around 389 NOK (40 USD) – we normally recommend the ACP Rail website, where you can reserve tickets in advance and book space for bikes, if you need to.

Is Oslo better than Bergen?

Although Oslo may top Bergen with its highly innovative buildings and history, Bergen is no doubt far more scenic than Oslo. Seven mountains surround Bergen (yes, seven), and the most easily visited is Fløyen, which is reachable by funicular.

Is Oslo colder than Bergen?

Bergen, due to its geographical location, is colder than Oslo, and also records a greater amount of rainfall, especially between September and March, the rainiest month being October, and the coldest January.

Which is better to visit Oslo or Bergen?

You should visit Oslo if you're totally fine seeing a fjord (but not necessarily the best fjords), and prefer the city vibe. ... You should visit Bergen if you came to see a fjord. If you love nature, hiking, the outdoors and the sea, then you won't regret visiting Bergen.

How many days do you need in Bergen?

days It turns out that three days is the ideal amount of time to visit Bergen. Being a small city, you can cover its main attractions on foot and still have time left over, yet not so much time that you get bored.

How can I study in Norway for free?

Public universities in Norway do not charge students tuition fees, regardless of the student's country of origin. This is a unique opportunity to obtain a degree at a quality university at no cost, and one of many reasons why Norway has become an attractive country for foreign students.