Train & bus direction Hamburg

• At the station (in time) in Bergen
• Train direction Oslo: mandatory window seat!
• Bus direction Hamburg
• Extra (not to be missed!)

After the night in Bergen (find out the article here), the part of the journey direction Hamburg began. This meant that the journey was about to end but still, there was still something else to see.

To start getting an idea of the places and views that I was able to admire, I invite you to watch the video below containing the most significant images of this experience.

At the station (in time) in Bergen

With all the luggage with me, I walked towards the Bergen train station. Mine would have left just before noon but I wanted to arrive in time so that I could place myself inside it without haste.

Train to Oslo: mandatory window seat!

What is this train journey about? The answer is simple and it is the same as in previous train transfers: you sit in your assigned seat (it is mandatory to reserve a seat by the window!) And, until you arrive in Oslo, you are glued to the Norwegian landscapes. In reality, in my case, even shortly before Oslo because then the light decreases and you can see very little outside.

Bus direction Hamburg

Once in Oslo, I would have had plenty of time to jump into the city (the station is really “Oslo Sentralstasjon“) but, given the bad weather, I decided to wait (about two and a half hours) for the bus at the terminal. I forgot to write that the bus terminal can be reached directly from the train tracks without having to go out and then re-enter. The journey would last all night and the following morning. In fact, it left Oslo at 9:30 pm and arrived at its destination at 11:45 am (find out the article here). Among the various stops also Copenhagen, Denmark.

Extra (not to be missed!) before train & bus direction Hamburg!

After this brief overview of train and bus direction Hamburg, aren’t you curious to go beyond simple images to better understand the travel experience lived before this stage? No problem, here is a preview of the places mentioned above.

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