Narvik train station is the northernmost station in the Norway and the northernmost standard-gauge railway station in the world. The station was opened in 1902 along with Ofotbanen and the Iron Ore Line. Currently, railway station in Narvik serves an overnight train Stockholm – Narvik, a daytime train Lulea – Narvik and the Narvik -Bjørnfjell train. There is no train to Tromsø.
Railway station in Narvik is located in the city center. Ferry terminal is situated 150 meters from the station, bus station about one kilometer away. The nearest bus stop is 150 meters from the station. There are buses from Narvik to Tromsø – journey time is approximately four hours.
Trains to Narvik are operated by Vy Sveden. Due to engineering works trains are often delayed or replaced by buses on part of the route.
Platforms are not covered. There is a direct entrance from station building to the platforms.
Narvik train station – facilities
– waiting room
– ticket vending machines
– toilet
– luggage lockers
– cafe
– cash dispenser (ATM)
– shop is located 100 meters from the station
A few good-quality hotels are located near the station.
Useful websites:
vy.se – trains to Narvik
entur.no – train, bus and ferry connections in Norway
Adress: Stasjonsveien 1, 8514 Narvik
Tourist attractions in Narvik and surroundings
– Narvik War Museum
– Museum Nord – Narvik
– Tøttatoppen Peak
– Tøttatoppen Valley
– Narvikfjellet Ski Resort
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Train travel in Norway
Narrow-gauge railways in Norway
