Deutsche Bahn Announces Direct Berlin-Oslo Train for 2028
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Deutsche Bahn announces direct Berlin-Oslo train for 2028
Rail passengers will soon be able to travel directly by train from Berlin to Oslo. Described as part of a boom in long-distance rail travel, the new ICE L service promises a greener, simpler way to reach Scandinavia.
Starting in the summer of 2028, passengers will be able to travel by train directly on the Norway–Denmark–Germany axis, connecting the cities of Oslo, Copenhagen, Hamburg and Berlin. The new international connection is the result of a partnership between the national operators of the three countries – DSB (Denmark), Vy (Norway) and Deutsche Bahn (Germany). It will be the first time in more than 20 years that Denmark and Norway will have a direct…
One of the longest rail connections through Europe is currently planned. Travelers will be able to travel directly from Berlin to Oslo by train in the future.
The Deutsche Bahn, together with the two state railways in Norway and Denmark, intends to establish a direct connection from Berlin up to Scandinavia. From the summer of 2028, trains run via Hamburg, Copenhagen, Malmö and Gothenburg to the Norwegian capital Oslo.
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