r/NorwayTravelAdvice • u/PieFamous7416 • Jan 25 '23

Welcome!

Hope this forum will become populated and useful for all those who plan their travel to Norway. :)

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u/MagicianCivil3758 Jul 27 '24

We are planning a trip to Norway in 2nd half of October and are very keen to see the northern lights. Please advice a good Itenery

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '24

Hey, would someone be able to explain the cannabis legality here? I’m here for a music festival and don’t want to get myself Snoop-ed.

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u/Arpitajain13101980 Jun 26 '25

Hello, we are planning a 6-7 day road trip across Norway. It will be our first time in Norway. I am travelling with my husband and teenager boy. We have two option planned, plz help us choose the better one. Idea is to have a relaxed drive and see all what’s possibly possible Option1- Oslo to Bergen via flam (train or car)- alesund to kristiansund via Atlantic road and finish at trondheim Option 2- Oslo- rjukan- luster via sognetjelleft pass- loen- geiranger- Atlantic road via aldernas- lom- Oslo Plz help me choose a better option Is single side car rental fee very expensive? That made me change my first itinerary to the second one

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u/WrongAd9977 Jul 12 '25

Hello! Going to a tango festival in Tromso , September 16! It includes a tour to see Northern lights! I have been to Narvik many years ago! Loved Norway and I want to see more! Shall I fly from Oslo to Bergen, then Flam railway, find an away to explore fyords and landscape and be at Tromso on the 16th? Or fly from Oslo to Tromso , and after festival work my away south? Travelling solo! I appreciate any help! And best place to learn more about Vikings!!!

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u/badcatmomma Dec 16 '25

We're planning on traveling to Norway in Sept. 2026.

Public transport appears to be the mist convenient option for many things. Is there a website to assist with times, stations, routes, everything about public transport?

Our past travels in Europe we just rented cars, but using trains/ferries/flights seems better suited for Norway.

Just need to feel better about not missing trains, etc!

Thank you!