Comments on: How to Travel From Oslo to Bergen (Updated for 2025)

By: Susan

Susan — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 12:03:34 +0000

We traveled the ‘Norway in the Nutshell’ route this past fall. We booked each of the segments ourselves and found it was less expensive. Also, I would highly recommend the porter service between Oslo and Bergen if you have luggage. Take an overnight bag.

By: Knut Heine Horneland

Knut Heine Horneland — Thu, 01 Jun 2023 17:47:56 +0000

Your news blog is quite welcome for an emigrant of march 1950. We are from an ancient family of Hordaland’s Stord.Now live in Florida- warmer than Minnesota and its many germanic, Scandinavian residents.
In any case, the trip between Oslo and Bergen was right on. And driving in Norway was interesting, especially in the two cities.
Does Norway Approve DUAL citizenship for us who left as children with our parents-Born in Norway.
Several of My relatives have married UK residents.

If you have time, email me a phone number and I will call you.

By: Juozas Jurginis, Jr

Juozas Jurginis, Jr — Wed, 30 Dec 2020 00:59:16 +0000

For the first time I went from Oslo to Bergen in a cargo van driven by my driver Arnas. The trip took place in May 1991, we transported an exhibition of the Norwegian graphic artist Gøran Oldrich from Vilnius, Lithuania, to Bergen.
On the Norwegian Constitution Day, 17 May, we left Oslo along roads #134, #13 and #7 through Drammen, Odda, Kinsarvik, where we took a ferry across the Hardangerfjord to road #7 towards Bergen.
Arriving in Bergen, I immediately fell in love with him!
To back in Oslo, we chose road #7 through Brimnes, Geilo, Gol, Hønefoss, which at that time was often closed for the winter season, so we were lucky because it was already open at the end of May. The beauty of this road has captivated me forever!
So when we drove to Bergen in July 2019 with my wife Irma to celebrate her birthday, I specially turned in Hønefoss off the E16 motorway into road #7 to show her the beauty of this road, Hallingskarvet National Park and Hardanger Bridge which was opened on August, 2013. Now, to come back Oslo we choosed motorway E16 which is turn in Voss to North.
In Oslo we made a gift to Fridtjof Nansen Institute – a book of my father Juozas Jurginis Sr, Fridtjof Nansen biography in Lithuanian language 1939y edition.
This post of yours brought me pleasant memories at the end of this bloody year!