Oslo
General Information
Very good, integrated network of buses, trams, metros and ferries across the Fjord. |
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Various Operators for Ruter | 
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| web | for www.ruter.no | |
| description | Modern, clean and fully accessible buses. These criss cross the city duplicate the tram routes in places, but providing links onto Bygdøy island where the trams and metro don't go. | |
| operated by |
Ruter |
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| web | www.ruter.no | |
| description | A mix of new and some slightly older trams. Services criss cross the city centre serving almost all the suburbs. Most provide excellent sightseeing opportunities as they run through the middle of the city and some (Routes 18 & 19) excellent views over the Fjord as they run out of the city to the south along the hills above it. | |
| operated by |
Ruter |
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| web | www.ruter.no | |
| description | Mix of trains, most slightly elderly, but still providing a convenient and fast link through the city. Route 1 runs from the edge of the city centre up into the hills above the city providing excellent views. The route ascends over 530m in less that 25 minutes to end high above the city. | |
| operated by |
Norges Statsbahner |  |
| web | www.nsb.no/internet/en | |
| description | Fast, clean and relaible train service between the station and the airport with modern, spacious trains. The other trains seen varied in age from the very new to some looking much older. | |
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Various Operators for Ruter |
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| web | for ruter.no | |
| description | Regular ferry services head out into the Oslofjord from both the main harbour and from Aker Brygge linking the outlying islands and creating fast links into the city centre. | |