Transportation in Norway
City-by-city transport guides
Getting Around Norway
Discover comprehensive transportation guides for major Norwegian cities. Each city has its own public transport system, walking infrastructure, and unique travel considerations.
Metro, buses, trams, and trains
Pedestrian-friendly city centers
From Oslo to Tromsø
Oslo
Oslo is Norway's vibrant capital and largest city, combining modern Scandinavian architecture with rich Viking history. Home to world-class museums, beautiful parks, and a thriving cultural scene.
Bergen
Bergen is a picturesque city surrounded by seven mountains and serves as the gateway to Norway's famous fjords. Known for its colorful wooden houses and rich Hanseatic history.
Trondheim
Trondheim is Norway's historic capital and a modern technology hub. Home to the prestigious NTNU university and beautiful medieval architecture including the impressive Nidaros Cathedral.
Stavanger
Stavanger is Norway's oil capital and a vibrant cultural city. Known for its well-preserved wooden buildings, beautiful beaches, and proximity to the famous Pulpit Rock.
Tromsø
Tromsø is the gateway to the Arctic and the best place in the world to see the Northern Lights. This vibrant university city offers unique Arctic experiences and midnight sun.
General Norway Transport Tips
Payment & Tickets
- Most cities have their own transport apps for easy ticket purchase
- Contactless payment is widely accepted on all public transport
- Monthly passes offer the best value for residents and long-term visitors
- Ferry services are included in most city transport passes where available
- Student discounts are available with proper documentation
Seasonal Considerations
- Winter weather can affect schedules - check real-time updates
- Summer offers extended daylight hours for walking and cycling
- Dress appropriately for weather when using public transport
- Many cities offer bike sharing programs during warmer months