Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Boat
Trondheim is a major stop on the Hurtigruten coastal ferry route. Express passenger boats
between Trondheim and Kristiansund (3½ hours) depart from the Pirterminalen quay up to
three times daily.
Bus
The intercity bus terminal (Rutebilstasjon) adjoins Trondheim Sentralstasjon (train station,
also known as Trondheim S).
As the main link between southern and northern Norway, Trondheim is a bus transport
crossroads. Nor-Way Bussekspress services run up to three times daily to/from the follow-
ing:
Ålesund
(Nkr596, seven hours, two to three daily)
Bergen
(Nkr790, 14½ hours) One overnight bus.
Namsos
(Nkr350, 3½ hours) Via Steinkjer it's Nkr295, 2¼ hours.
If you're travelling by public transport to Narvik and points north, it's quicker - all is rel-
ative - to take the train to Fauske or Bodø (the end of the line), then continue by bus.
Car & Motorcycle
There's an E6 bypass that avoids Trondheim - but why would you want to take it? The
main route ploughs through the heart of the city.
Train
There are two to four trains daily to/from Oslo (Nkr810, 6½ hours). Two head north to
Bodø (Nkr982, 9¾ hours) via the following:
Fauske
(Nkr947, 9¼ hours)
Mo i Rana
(Nkr795, 7½ hours)
Mosjøen
(Nkr700, 5½ hours)
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