[2025 Aurland Attraction] Travel Guide for Myrdal Station (Updated Jan)

Myrdal Train Station is a railway station located in the mountainous region of Norway, in the village of Myrdal. It’s a significant transportation hub & a popular tourist destination exploring the scenic landscape of the Flåm Valley, the Flåm Railway & most importantly, it’s a vital part of the popular “Norway in a Nutshell” tour. This station is a significant stop in the “Norway in a Nutshell” tour, as this is where you will transition between the Bergen Line & the Flåm Railway, two iconic train routes renowned for their breathtaking views & engineering marvels. Despite being a small train station, it still provides the essential facilities for passengers, including ticket counters, waiting areas, restrooms & a small cafe. And most importantly, the awe-inspiring beauty of its surroundings. The station offers unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains & valleys, providing everyone ample opportunities for photography & enjoying the natural splendour of Norway. To get here, simply jump on the Bergen Line from Norway or you can join the “Norway in a Nutshell” tour! #wecreate #norway #tripblazers #darwintravel

This time in Norway, I participated in the Norway in a Nutshell tour! One of the activities included a train ride from Flam to Myrdal, and then transferring to Oslo! The scenery along the train ride was absolutely breathtaking, with the entire landscape covered in white snow and small houses, making it feel like a scene from a fairy tale! The train also had a snack center, making it convenient for passengers to choose their favorite drinks. I ordered an apple juice this time! The drink tasted pretty good, and sipping it while enjoying the snowy scenery added an extra layer of enjoyment! I highly recommend taking a train ride in Norway; it will surely be a delightful surprise!

#train Because the hotel is in Voss, I had to take the train back to Voss after playing Myrdal in Norway. However, the train was delayed three hours, so I didn’t return to Voss until late at night. The only consolation was that the Norwegian train was delayed for more than two hours. For hours or more, you can get 50% compensation, but in fact, after deducting bank fees and other things, you only get a small amount of money back in your hand, but on the bright side, you can see the scenery of Norway at night. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #Norway #Nordic #Norway in miniature #voss #Myrdal