Bergen station
Bergen Train Station is located in the heart of the fjords – Bergen. The city acts as a central transport hub if you’re looking to explore the area’s wharfs, markets, fjords and mountains, with multiple light rail (tram) stops and Bergen Bus Station within walking distance.

About Bergen train station
The station is situated in one of the country’s most picturesque cities, just on the coast of the North Sea. It also sits on the iconic Bergen Line to Oslo – the famous scenic railway route through the fjords.
Location and directions
You’ll find Bergen Train Station at Strømgaten 4, 5015 Bergen, directly between Stadsporten (the city gate), and Lille Lungegårdsvannet, which is a lake in the city centre.
If you’re driving from the north or south, the city is just off the E39. Simply follow signs for Bergen Stasjon. If you’re coming by bus, you’ll find Bergen Train Station just north of the bus station – about a 5-minute walk along Strømgaten.
Flying into the city? The train station is just a 25-minute drive north on E39 from Bergen Airport. Regular bus and tram services also run between the two.
Facilities
Waiting rooms
Luggage storage
The Bergen Train Station luggage storage is located just inside the main hall. There are three sizes available and the price depends on how big the locker is and how long you rent it for.
Toilets
You’ll find toilets located around Bergen Train Station. Just follow the signs to find your nearest restroom. There are also public toilets on every train and dotted around the city itself.
Accessibility
You’ll find elevator ramps within Bergen Train Station for easy access. All light rail services are also wheelchair friendly.
Lost and found
Customer service
Public transport from Bergen station
Connections by bus
Bergen Bus Station is just a 5-minute walk away from Bergen Train Station. Simply follow Fjøsangerveien towards Lille Lungegårdsvannet, then turn right onto Strømgaten. Buses run regularly, and can take you across the city, to and from the airport, and to places like Voss, Flåm and Sogndal.
Connections by taxi
Bergen Train Station is easily accessible by taxi. If you’re coming from the airport, it’s a quick 25-minute drive north along E39. There’s a taxi stand just outside the main station entrance.
Connections by light rail
There are two light rail (tram) lines that run to and from the city, all from Bergen centre (Sentrum). You’ll find multiple stops around the area, and just outside the station.
Lines run from:
- Bergen town centre–Bergen airport
- Bergen town centre–Fyllingsdalen terminal
Buy your ticket to Bergen
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Public transport hub in Oslo
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Bergen stasjon
Public transport hub in Bergen, Vestland
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Public transport hub in Oslo
Drammen stasjon
Public transport hub in Drammen, Viken
My location
Oslo S
Public transport hub in Oslo
Oslo lufthavn (Gardermoen)
Public transport hub in Ullensaker, Viken
Bergen stasjon
Public transport hub in Bergen, Vestland
Nationaltheatret
Public transport hub in Oslo
Drammen stasjon
Public transport hub in Drammen, Viken
Attractions near Bergen train station
Fløibanen
The Fløibanen is a mountain cable car in Bergen that takes you from the city centre to the beautiful Fløyen mountain. It takes just 5 minutes to drive and 10 minutes to walk from Bergen Train Station. You’ll find it at Vetrlidsallmenningen 23A, 5014, Bergen.
Bryggen
Bryggen is a historic harbour town, and one of Europe’s oldest port cities. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is beautifully preserved and allows you to explore Norway’s fascinating coastal history.
Bars & restaurants
There are many bars and restaurants to choose from in Bergen, whether dining with a partner or the whole family. These include:
- Sabi Sushi (Norwegian only)External link – Japanese sushi restaurant that uses fresh seafood and caters for the whole family.
- Såpas BarExternal link – a warm and welcoming bar that loves making its guests feel right at home. Enjoy delicious food and drinks in an informal, cosy atmosphere.
- Fish MeExternal link – find this fresh and hearty seafood restaurant in Bergen Fish market. Dine on delicious dishes, made from locally caught ingredients.
Shopping
Bergen also has a variety of places to shop and spend a lazy afternoon. Explore the likes of:
- Galleriet – a classic shopping mall that features over 70 shops. In a prime city centre location.
- Bergen Storsenter – as the largest shopping centre in the city, you’re sure to find what you need in Bergen Storsenter. Also ideally located near the bus and light rail stops.



Photo: Fløyen, Giovanni Tagini - Visit Norway, Fish Me Fisketorget AS