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Travel

• Public transportation in Oslo (Ruter)

From Oslo Central Station (OSLO S)

Metro ("T-bane"): from Jernbanetorget T, you have three options:

• 4 Vestli via Majorstuen (Westbound line)
• 5 Ringen via Majorstuen (Westbound line)
• 5 Ringen via Tøyen (Eastbound line)

Get off at the metro station 'Nydalen'. The metro will take you to Nydalen from the city centre in 10-15 minutes.

Bus: from Jernbanetorget, you have two options:

• 37 Nydalen T - get off at the last stop (outside the BI main entrance)
• 30 Nydalen - get off at Gullhaugveien (outside the BI side entrance)

To/from Gardermoen (Oslo Airport)

As taxis are expensive in Norway, we recommend using public transport from the airport.

The Airport Shuttle Bus (Nor-Way Bussekspress) has a boarding stop at Ring 3, a five minute walk from the BI building. The bus takes about 40 minutes to get to Gardermoen from there. Read more about the airport shuttle bus. 

You can also take the metro to the National Theatre (Nationaltheatret) or Jernbanetorget and then take the Airport Express Train to Gardermoen. Read more about the Airport Express Train.

Arrival in Oslo by other means of transportation

Arrival by train
Oslo can be reached by train from Copenhagen (Denmark) through Sweden (Malmø/Gothenburg) or from Stockholm (Sweden). You will arrive at the Oslo Central Station.

Arrival by bus
Oslo can be reached by bus from Denmark, Sweden and Germany. Busses stop at Oslo Bus Terminal, located next to the Central Station.

Arrival by ferry
You can reach Oslo by ferry from Denmark (Copenhagen – DFDS Seaways, and Frederikshavn – Stena Line) and Germany (Kiel – Color Line). The DFDS Seaways and Stena Line terminal is located at Vippetangen, close to the Central Station. The Color Line terminal is located at Hjortneskaia. A shuttle bus will take you to the Central Station (Oslo S/Jernbanetorget) in 10 minutes.