Hello. In my opinion, first train from Oslo sit on the left. And the journey down into Flam, I'd sit on the right. However both sides do give great views at different time. Thanks for watching and enjoy your trip!
Flåm is very small indeed. We stayed at the Marina for 2 nights and it was pretty good - we ate there both nights, because the other main restaurant in the village didn't have a menu that appealed. There is a supermarket and some museums / shops etc but realistically two days is plenty. The key reason for going of course is the water and we took a boat trip with www.fjordsafari.com/ who I would certainly recommend. We took a leisurely stroll upto the old church, which was maybe 3km each way. There was also a more strenuous trip to see the Brekkefossen waterfall just outside the village. All in all a lovely place to visit and probably the highlight of our trip to Norway.
Hi there. Thanks for your message. We booked via www.vy.no/en/ noting that it has to be within 120 days of travelling. We paid NOK700 (£50) each for Olso to Myrdal in 'Pluss' and NOK510 (£36) each for the Myrdal to Flåm in standard class. Hope this helps!
What is the side of train from Oslo to FlamTo get a best view? I plan my trip this May. Thanks.
Hello. In my opinion, first train from Oslo sit on the left. And the journey down into Flam, I'd sit on the right. However both sides do give great views at different time.
Thanks for watching and enjoy your trip!
Thanks! Anything on What Flam was like when you got there? How long did you spend in Flam?
Flåm is very small indeed. We stayed at the Marina for 2 nights and it was pretty good - we ate there both nights, because the other main restaurant in the village didn't have a menu that appealed. There is a supermarket and some museums / shops etc but realistically two days is plenty.
The key reason for going of course is the water and we took a boat trip with www.fjordsafari.com/ who I would certainly recommend.
We took a leisurely stroll upto the old church, which was maybe 3km each way. There was also a more strenuous trip to see the Brekkefossen waterfall just outside the village.
All in all a lovely place to visit and probably the highlight of our trip to Norway.
Hi, that was really interesting, but could you give an idea of how much it cost and how easy it was to buy the tickets?
Hi there. Thanks for your message. We booked via www.vy.no/en/
noting that it has to be within 120 days of travelling.
We paid NOK700 (£50) each for Olso to Myrdal in 'Pluss' and
NOK510 (£36) each for the Myrdal to Flåm in standard class.
Hope this helps!
Thank you... I'm trying to convince a Yorkshire man to go to Norway!!!!
flomm is how you say flaam
You are, of course, absolutely correct. Unfortunately I was unaware of that when I recorded the video - my bad. Thanks for watching.