How to get to Oslo, Norway
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Oslo may be reached from all continents and most capitals in Europe with direct flights. Oslo Airport Gardermoen is one of the most modern airports in Europe and is situated 50 km from the city center of Oslo.
You may also reach Oslo by flying to Sandefjord Lufthavn Torp. Bus to Oslo will take you 1:35 hrs.
How to get from Oslo Airport Gardermoen to Oslo Central Station
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The Airport Express Train Flytoget takes you from the airport to Oslo Central Station in 19 minutes. Trains depart every 10 minutes. The fare is 196 NOK (approx. 19 Euro) one way.
Buy tickets as you embark the train (just swipe your credit card at the gate), online at www.flytoget.no or download the app.
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In addition to Flytoget, you may also go with the regional train, which takes you to Oslo Central Station in 23 minutes and leaves the airport station approximately 2-3 times an hour. The fare is 105 NOK (10,5 €)
See tickets and time table here.
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The different taxi companies have fixed prices for taking you to Oslo, starting at approx 700 NOK (70 €), so unless you share with more that 3, taxi from the airport is not recommended.
Dependent on the traffic, the journey will take you approx. 45 min to the city center. On arrival at the airport, please contact the taxi information desk in the arrival hall or check taxi prices here.
How to get to the conference Venue from Oslo Central Station
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From the train station there is only a few minutes’ walk to Oslo Congress Centre, which is situated at the old market square, Youngstorget, in Youngs gate 21.
Besides, most hotels that has been reserved for conference participants are in walking distance from the venue.