Nordland Railway

The Nordland Railway runs between the historic Viking capital of Norway, Trondheim, to the beautiful coastal city of Bodø in northern Norway. The railway is 453 miles in length, making it Norway's longest mainline railway. It is also one of only a few railway lines in the world that crosses the Arctic Circle. The railway, also called 'the train of the midnight sun', takes passengers through the beautifully varied scenery of northern Norway and includes views of lakes, rivers and fjords, as well as the spectacular Svartisen Glacier.

The Nordland Railway crosses the Arctic Circle (66 degrees north) near Lønsdal, the highest station on the line at 1678 feet above sea level. The northern part of Norway is famous as an ideal place to view the Northern Lights. During the summer, in fine weather, the sun remains visible 24 hours a day.

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Arctic Norway and Midnight sun in Lofoten

30/Jul

J Pollitt

“A wonderful holiday...loved it! Not so much a holiday as an adventure!

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The Northern Lights and Lapland

4/Apr

K Scott

“Wonderfull experience . Hotels very good but evening meals poor.Tour manager most efficient , knowledgable and very quick to solve problems, would go on any trip with him at the helm.

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Ultimate Norway, Sweden & the Arctic Circle

4/Sep

Beverly Grener

“We had a good time up until we could not ride the Polar Express and we wasted the day waiting for the second train to show up. Then only 10 people were able to get on the train. The rest of us went by bus to the hotel. You tried...

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