SJ Nord Sleeper Train | Trondheim Sentral to Oslo Sentral - TRIP REPORT
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2022
- In this video, we travel through the heart of Norway, starting central in Trondheim, and finishing south in the country's capital; Oslo. Come and join me to see if the sleeper service is as good as it looks!
| Trip Info |
Train Operating Company: SJ Nord.
Service: NZ-406 23:17 Trondheim Sentral to Oslo Sentral .
Recorded: July 2022.
Train Type: EL18 locomotive with sleeping and seated coaches.
Journey Time: 7 hours and 28 minutes.
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good video, was there a place where you could store bicycles and other large luggage
In 4 or so years, the new sleeper and long distance trains will come to Norway. I believe they (Norske Tog) will be signing the contract with one of the competing companies in 2023. Very interested in what will be delivered, as sleeper trains have become more popular in recent years.
Looks like a good option, though unlike on most nightjet trains (or Swedish night trains) there's no shower on board. And I guess you'd miss a lot of landscape so for my upcoming trip I'm not sure if I'll include an overnight section.
I took a day train up to Trondheim from Oslo, so got to see the scenery before taking the night train back, this was pretty convenient for me so this could be an idea for you?
@@TheRailwayLife0710 I'm actually considering to do both Oslo - Trondheim (which I know) and Trondheim - Bodö (mostly new to me) during the day. After that I'll take the ferry to Moskenes, do some hiking in Lofoten, take bus via Narvik to Tromsö and on to Northern Norway (there's a 7-day pass for buses). The way back will be from Narvik via Sweden, I guess with another stopover in Kiruna and then overnight to Stockholm and back via Germany from there.
@@TheRailwayLife0710 ich wünsche das die talgo von Intercitynight hätte aber die wurden 2019 verschrottet 😪😭