National railway museum
Norsk jernbanemuseum
HamarNorway's national railway collection, with locomotives, carriages, station buildings and a museum park beside Mjøsa.
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Rail heritage · Norway
Meet the locomotives, trams, carriages and railway places that keep Norway's transport history moving.
Across Norway
Some collections fill a national museum. Others survive in a station, a tram depot or an entire railway. What connects them is the chance to encounter real vehicles and the systems, landscapes and people that gave them purpose.
Opening days and operating seasons vary. Every destination guide leads to the organisation's own visitor information, so you can confirm what is available before you travel.
Plan by place
Norway's railway history stretches from industrial Narvik to the narrow-gauge line at Grovane. Use the map to understand the distances, find destinations that belong together and build the stops into the journey you are already planning.
Zoom and move the map to separate nearby stops. The list runs north to south; Bergen and Løkken Verk each bring two experiences together at one location.
Collections and places
From national collections to station museums and tram depots, these places put preserved vehicles into the stories of the communities and networks they served.
National railway museum
Norway's national railway collection, with locomotives, carriages, station buildings and a museum park beside Mjøsa.
Railway museum
The story of building and operating Flåmsbana, told beside the line's fjord terminus.
High-mountain railway museum
Navvies, snow fighting and life at the highest station on Bergensbanen.
Railway and industrial museum
Ofotbanen, iron ore and the railway that shaped Narvik into a modern port town.
Urban transport museum
Oslo's trams, metro cars, buses and trolleybuses gathered in a historic depot at Majorstuen.
Tramway museum
Historic Trondheim trams and the story of the city's metre-gauge street railway at Munkvoll.
Technical and transport museum
A former tram depot where Bergen's transport history meets machinery, industry and working technical heritage.
Local railway museum
The preserved Stend station tells the story of the narrow-gauge Nesttun–Osbanen.
Transport heritage centre
Historic trains and road vehicles meet in the railway environment around Hønefoss station.
Industrial and railway museum
The railway exhibition behind Thamshavnbanen, with early electric traction and the transport system of the Løkken mines.
Railways in motion
Here the track is part of the collection. Steam, electric and narrow-gauge vehicles return to operation on preserved railways and city streets.
Standard-gauge heritage railway
Steam, teak carriages and preserved stations on the original Vossebanen east of Bergen.
Standard-gauge museum railway
A complete branch-line landscape of stations, rolling stock and 26 kilometres of preserved railway.
Narrow-gauge museum railway
Steam trains and wooden carriages on eight preserved kilometres of the old Setesdal line.
Narrow-gauge museum railway
Norway's oldest museum railway, worked by steam over the preserved line from Sørumsand.
Industrial railway museum
A living museum for the small railways once used in construction, industry and the Norwegian defence sector.
Electric museum railway
Historic electric trains on the railway built to carry ore from the Løkken mines to the coast.
World Heritage railway
The railway and train ferries at the heart of the Rjukan–Notodden industrial landscape.
Heritage tramway
Museumstrikken carries the sound and scale of Bergen's old street tramway back into the city centre.
Keep exploring
Follow the railway lines themselves, from Norway's first main line to the mountain routes that created many of these museum stories.
Explore the railway lines