Flåm Railway Station is the starting point of the famous Flåmsbana railway, one of the
most scenic train journeys in the world. Located at the end of the Aurlandsfjord, this
small station plays a major role in Norwegian tourism, welcoming travelers from around
the globe.
Despite its size, Flåm Railway Station is well-organized and visitor-friendly. It connects
fjord cruises, mountain rail routes, and village life, making it an essential stop for
anyone exploring western Norway.
- 🚂 Board the legendary Flåmsbana for a 1-hour journey through the Flåm Valley 🏔️
- 🌊 Experience the misty 5-minute photo stop at the massive Kjosfossen waterfall 📸
- 📜 Visit the Flåm Railway Museum for free to see vintage locomotives and history 🏛️
- 🏔️ Capture panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and traditional mountain farms 🏚️
- 🚶 Explore the charming village of Flåm, including local shops and fjord-side cafés ☕
- 🚆 By Train: Take the Bergen Line from Oslo or Bergen and change at Myrdal station 🚉
- 🚢 By Cruise: Walk just a few minutes from the Flåm cruise pier to the station area ⚓
- 🚗 By Car: Drive the scenic E16 or the Aurlandsfjellet mountain road to Flåm 🛣️
- ⛴️ By Boat: Arrive via express boat from Bergen or a ferry from the Nærøyfjord 🌊
- 🎟️ Book train tickets well in advance, especially during the peak summer season 🗓️
- 🪟 Sit on the right side when departing Flåm for the best initial valley views 🔭
- 🧥 Dress in layers, as the temperature at Myrdal is often much cooler than in Flåm ❄️
- 🔋 Keep your camera or phone fully charged for the continuous photo opportunities 📱
- 08:30 – Arrive at Flåm Station to pick up tickets and visit the Railway Museum 📍
- 09:00 – Board the Flåmsbana for the ascent to the high mountains at Myrdal 🚂
- 10:00 – Stretch your legs at Myrdal or stay on for the immediate return journey 🏔️
- 11:30 – Return to Flåm for a local lunch and a walk through the village center 🍲
