Bergen Railway Station
Bergen Station in Norway holds a rich history that dates back to the early 1900s, officially opening its doors in 1913. Since then, this iconic station has played an essential role as a primary gateway to the charming city of Bergen and the breathtaking fjords beyond.
Today, Bergen Station thrives as a bustling transportation hub, connecting travelers to the renowned Bergen Line—a route that winds through Norway’s scenic mountains and valleys all the way to Oslo. Managed by Vy, the Norwegian national railway service, the station offers various services, from local commuter trains to regional routes. With its distinctive architecture and traveler-friendly amenities, Bergen Station serves as an inviting starting point for anyone ready to experience Norway’s captivating landscapes and vibrant cultural scene.
Today, Bergen Station thrives as a bustling transportation hub, connecting travelers to the renowned Bergen Line—a route that winds through Norway’s scenic mountains and valleys all the way to Oslo. Managed by Vy, the Norwegian national railway service, the station offers various services, from local commuter trains to regional routes. With its distinctive architecture and traveler-friendly amenities, Bergen Station serves as an inviting starting point for anyone ready to experience Norway’s captivating landscapes and vibrant cultural scene.
| Welcome to he main railway station in Bergen - Bergen Stasjon! It's the terminal on the Bergen line, which serves trains from Oslo and other touristic cities like Voss and Myrdal. You might be able to tell from the facade and the architectural style that the station is older than the central Oslo S station. It was built in 1913, four years before the Berge Line started operations. The Bergen station was a master work of Jens Zetlitz Monrad Kielland, who design the station in the national romantic style after his work on the famous local sight Gamlehaugen (the palace for Norwegian Royal Family in Bergen) was completed. On another note, there are are four rail platforms in the station as well as an easy access to buses and Bybanen (tram in Bergen). |
| Opening hours Ticket office: Mon - Fri: 6:45 - 19:15, Sat: 7:30 - 16:00, Sun: 7:30 - 16:00 Holidays might affect the opening hours. Waiting room: Mon - Thu: 05:00 - 00:45 Fri: 05:00 - 03:00 Sat: 06:00 - 24:00 Sun: 06:00 - 00:45 Facilities at the station:
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Address: Strømgaten 4, 5015 Bergen
Telephone: 02009, or sms 26112 (text "JBV" and then your message)
Email: kundesenter@banenor.no
Telephone: 02009, or sms 26112 (text "JBV" and then your message)
Email: kundesenter@banenor.no
Access to/from the Bergen train station:
- TaxiYou will find taxi on the right hand side when exiting the station.
If you need a taxi ride to the station feel free to:- Call 07000 (from abroad +47 5599 7000)
- Download “07000 Taxi” from App Store or Google Play
- Book online bergentaxi.no
- WalkingThe station is conveniently located within a walking distance from the Fish Market, Bryggen district. Hence, if you stay somewhere centrally, you can easily access the station or your hotel on foot.
- TramBergen Light Rail stop "Noneseter" is situated right by the train station, offering easy transportation to other parts of the city.
- BusJust like the Bybanen, you will find the Bergen bus station next to the rail station too. Here you can find convenient local and regional bus transfers.
- Airport Express TrainA high-speed train runs to and from Oslo Aiport towards Gardermoen at every 20th minute.
You can purchase tickets at Flytogterminalen station. You will find the train on tracks from 14 to 15 (counting from right to left) - ParkingThe nearest car parking lot is located 200 meters from the station.
Travelers using bicycles have an option to park your bike at the Bergen bicycle hotel. Look for the app "Bane NOR parking" and register to park.
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