ICE-L: Direct Trains Oslo - Germany in 2028

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Direct train service from Berlin to Oslo: Starting in 2028, ICE trains are planned to run from Berlin via Copenhagen and Gothenburg to Norway. The route would be one of the longest rail connections in Europe.

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Long-distance train connections have a very special attraction for many rail travellers. The railway wants to start another long-distance train in the future, which should be of particular interest to Scandinavian fans.

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It has been 20 years since you last could travel by direct train between Denmark and Norway.

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If you want to stay in Oslo until Berlin – with stops in Trollhättan, Gothenburg, Halmstad, Helsingborg, Lund or Malmö.

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Two years from now, you will be able to travel from Oslo via Copenhagen to Berlin by direct train. The entire trip takes approximately 15 hours.

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Train journeys abroad are becoming more and more popular with travellers. The railway wants to benefit from this and soon offer new connections.