Celebrated by Lonely Planet as “Europe’s most scenic train journey in 2012 and 2022”, the Golden Train Roundtrip covers some of Norway's most stunning landscapes.
Leaving from Åndalsnes, the train will take you on a breathtaking journey into Romsdalen county, following the emerald-green Rauma river, passing highlights such as the Troll Wall mountain range, the Kylling Bridge and Verma waterfall.
Delve into the historical events of World War II and the origins of “the Golden Train” along the way. The leisurely pace of the train allows you the opportunity to capture photographs of the scenery passing your window.
The train takes a short photo-stop at Bjorli station, where you can disembark and soak in the serene beauty of the surrounding nature.
Upon arrival back to Åndalsnes train station, stroll across the street to the Romsdalsgondolen fjord station and take the spectacular 7-minute cable car ride up to Nesaksla mountain, 708 meters above sea level.
Savour a delicious 3-course dinner made from local ingredients at Eggen Restaurant, while overlooking the stunning scenery of Romsdalen's famous mountains and fjords.
You can travel down again with the cable car at any time during our opening hours.
Set off on an incredible educational journey into Norway's stunning scenery& fascinating history, from the comfort of your train seat.
This roundtrip ticket, once activated, must be used on the same day.
Ascend from Åndalsnes town center to the summit of the mountain Nesaksla, 708 meters above sea level - in just seven minutes - offering breathtaking views of Romsdalen's fjords and its surrounding peaks.
You may stay at the summit as long as you like before taking the cable car back down.
Enjoy a delicious 3-course dinner based on carefully selected high-quality, locally-sourced ingredients from the surrounding areas while overlooking the stunning scenery of Romsdalen's famous mountains and fjords.
At the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the fjords and mountains, or take a short hike to explore the surrounding trails, including Rampestreken.
For dietary preferences, please contact us at booking@romsdalen.no
The package includes a delicious 3-course dinner based on carefully selected high-quality, locally-sourced ingredients.
The menu is set.
You should use the cable car ticket on the same day: Dinner is served at 17:00 so we recommend you travel up right after your arrival back to Åndalsnes station, after the Golden Train Roundtrip.
You can travel down again with the cable car at any time during our opening hours.
Unfortunately, this package only includes the afternoon departure to ensure a direct connection to the dinner afterwards.
Dinner is served at 17:00 at Eggen restaurant, at the top of Nesaksla mountain.
The journey departs from and returns to Åndalsnes train station, making it a convenient roundtrip experience.
Unfortunately, there is no one-way ticket available for this tour.Please note that it is also not possible to combine a one-way trip with a later return from Bjorli.
Yes, there is a live guide on board to provide insights and answer your questions throughout the journey.
Yes, booking tickets in advance is recommended to secure your spot, especially since the train has a limited capacity.
The Rauma Railway has been recognized by Lonely Planet as "The most scenic rail journey in Europe."Its breathtaking views of towering mountains and emerald green rivers make it truly unforgettable. The route also offers insights into the dramatic history of the "Gold Transport".
The train is equipped with comfortable seating, large windows for viewing and toilets to ensure a pleasant journey.
No, you are welcome to choose any available seat once you board the train.
June to August is a popular time to visit, with typically pleasant weather and vibrant, lush green scenery.
The exact duration of the roundtrip depends on the schedule and stops, but it typically lasts about 2,5 hours. Please check the itinerary for exact timing.
No, the roundtrip with the Golden train does not reach Dombås. The end stop is Bjorli, before we return to Åndalsnes.