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Celebrated by Lonely Planet as “Europe’s most scenic train journey in 2012 and 2022”, the Golden Train Roundtrip covers some of Norway's most stunning landscapes. Leaving from Åndalsnes, the train will take you on a breathtaking journey into Romsdalen county, following the emerald-green Rauma river, passing highlights such as the Troll Wall mountain range, the Kylling Bridge and Verma waterfall.
Delve into the historical events of World War II and the origins of “the Golden Train” along the way. The leisurely pace of the train allows you the opportunity to capture photographs of the scenery passing your window.
The train takes a short photo-stop at Bjorli station, where you can disembark and soak in the serene beauty of the surrounding nature. Upon arrival back, stroll across the street from the train station to the Romsdalsgondolen fjord station and take the spectacular 7-minute gondola ride up to Nesaksla mountain, 708 meters above sea level. Enjoy a delicious 3-course dinner made from local ingredients at Eggen Restaurant, while overlooking the stunning scenery of Romsdalen's famous mountains & fjords. You can travel down again with the cable car at any time during our opening hours.
Good to know: Dinner is served at 17:00 (5PM)
Note: Please only confirm your cable car ticket upon booking, all other activities of this package will be added automatically to your basket, at the check-out.
12:45 at Åndalsnes Train Station
Train Ride: 12:53 – 15:35 (2 hours 42 min)
Pets are not allowed on the train.
Norwegian Travel is a premium brand aiming to offer high-quality experience-based tourism in selected unique destinations in Norway. From the fjords to the mountains. From the sandy beaches to the rough cliffs. From urban buzz to the massive stillness of the old mountains. We wish to inspire people to explore the treasures to be found in Norway. At our destinations you can explore amazing nature, good food and exciting activities all year round.
Full refund 7 day cancellation
(NB! Does not apply for expedition cruises)