Oslo to Bergen, Norway by train along the stunning Bergensbana. A beautiful railway journey.

[@alexvegas1978]

Thank you for mentioning the area and the toilets accessible for the disabled persons, KZbinrs usually don't talk about that when it's definitely the kind of precious information we (people in a wheelchair) need when planning a trip ! I took this Oslo-Bergen VY train back and forth in August of 2022, it was an amazing experience, the landscapes are so beautful and overwhelming ! And the toilets were actually more convenient than the ones in the "accessible" hotel rooms I stayed in in Oslo and in Bergen ! lol I really hope I'll get to come back and do that again. In the meantime, your videos are taking me back there, so thank you for that, I enjoy them so much ! Cheers from Paris, France !

[@jenniferhuang7738]

After you saw the 7-11 in Norway, You still remember the feeling you used to be in Taiwan. That is touching me. And all Taiwanese are hospitable just like the weather, Taiwan will always welcome you again.

[@Trainviking]

I know, as a matter of fact, at the end of 2024 I'm going to Taiwan again for a family visit. I'm haven't travelled on the orange Tze-Chiang express trains (with the South African locomotives) and also the new Alishan train is on the list.... oh Taiwan can't wait to go there again.

[@AzharSham0935]

1. I truly love your channel. Keep doing the best work. Such creative videos you’ve on this channel. Just subscribed!

[@alexanderballard6062]

I took this trip in April all the way to Bergen and it was truly one of the best experiences of my life. I recommend making it all the way to Bergen and then staying there to take the day trip to the fjords, you won't forget it. Also try the train to Trondheim from Oslo as well, it's not as well known but just as amazing.

[@Trainviking]

I guess Norway has A LOT of amazing train rides. The line Bergen - Oslo is I guess the most popular line for tourists and visitors alike however there is so much more awesomeness in Norway. Also the route between Stavanger and Oslo is awesome (especially between Stavanger and Kristiansand).

[@michaelhall8586]

I’ve taken this trip before, it’s absolutely spectacular

[@suriatisujadi3985]

Love your video channel, full of guides and info. Very creative, keep it. Good work. Just subcribed. Thanks alot. if i need questions, may i ?

[@Trainviking]

Thank you that's great to hear. Of course, if you have any questions, feel free to let me know.

[@suriatisujadi3985]

@@Trainviking im planning going on this year Dec till Jan, Norway and few cities there. i not sure where to start? im will be from Oslo. Plan to go Bergen, Flam and Tromso. And would like to stay in Flam few nights. May i know, also Myrdal and Voss? is it worth stay few nights there? thanks

[@georgeparowski1420]

I liked this video

[@rowaystarco]

Bergensbanen is a very popular line and is quite often fully booked. I can only imagine how big demand would be if they actually built the new stretches that have been planned for a long time. A goal for the line would be 4 hours, that would reduce plane travel by quite a lot. Because of the high demand, Vy actually had to pay the Norwegian goverment to run this line. Starting from 2026 these old trains will get replaced by brand new Stadler FLIRTnex trains

[@Trainviking]

I think Norway really needs to improve the rail network, it's a comfortable way to travel and the travel time is very doable, however in recent years, rail infrastructure really didn't had much priority (thank goodness that's changing now). A 4 hour travel time would be really competitive indeed. Probably I'll try to take this route when they have the new trains, it's so pretty (and I want to see it in the summer time).

[@jfmezei]

I understand the need to replace old equipment, but Flirts are now known to be comfortable long distance trains. This train has that flavour of long distance, large widnows, the café, luggage car etc. (and look at how long it can be and the capacity it can carry).

[@rowaystarco]

@@jfmezei This is a different variant of FLIRT than the ones operating in Norway already. Having engine power distributed along the train can also be a benefit on this line.

[@pekkalanger5076]

I love the Tupac mural at the beginning.

[@Trainviking]

It's nice isn't it?

[@pekkalanger5076]

@@Trainviking Ye it’s nice to see people showing him love.

[@travelclips4146]

Beautiful video, I did the same trip, it was amazing!

[@AndersFloor]

Nice trip Jonne! I've done part of this track years ago, it's absolutely stunning.

[@Trainviking]

Heeey Amders 😀. Thank.youz igs awesome isn't it? I enjoyed so much during this Norway trip.

[@SHAHIDQURESHI-kz2co]

*❤KINGDOM OF NORWAY❤*

[@innab3699]

I can't understand what seat number could be near the window😢

[@danielliu9616]

How can I book the first class seat online if I have an interrail pass?

[@Trainviking]

Best thing is to call Entur, you can find the number on www.entur.no I've heard there's also a way to do this online via that website, but I didn't try this yet myself.

[@eviv19]

Some seats can be to big for small people, so they have to fit to everyone.

[@SHAHIDQURESHI-kz2co]

❤🇳🇴❤

[@DeanArnold1066]

What’s the best company to get a ticket.

[@Trainviking]

www.entur.no

[@dwblurb]

Knowing you were in Norway, I was hoping you'd do this route. It's absolutely beautiful.

[@Trainviking]

It is absolutely beautiful, I guess I even wasn't there in the prettiest time of the year.

[@SamTex69]

The route is fantastic, but your video is terrible, you show the train, but not the scenery.

[@Trainviking]

There are many videos that show the scenery, I tell how it is to make the journey and what to expect as a passenger, one more comment like this and you don't deserve this channel and you're blocked.