ICE-L: Direct Trains Oslo - Germany in 2028
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Deutsche Bahn is expanding its international long-distance network in 2028 with another route. With more than 1,000 kilometres, it will be one of the longest railway lines in Europe.
Direct train service from Berlin to Oslo: Starting in 2028, ICE trains are planned to run from Berlin via Copenhagen and Gothenburg to Norway. The route would be one of the longest rail connections in Europe.
Long-distance train connections have a very special attraction for many rail travellers. The railway wants to start another long-distance train in the future, which should be of particular interest to Scandinavian fans.
It has been 20 years since you last could travel by direct train between Denmark and Norway.
If you want to stay in Oslo until Berlin – with stops in Trollhättan, Gothenburg, Halmstad, Helsingborg, Lund or Malmö.
Two years from now, you will be able to travel from Oslo via Copenhagen to Berlin by direct train. The entire trip takes approximately 15 hours.
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