A New Train Linking Sweden and Norway: Malmö to Oslo from Just 149 SEK.

Snälltåget Launches a New Rail Service

According to Novyny.live: Swedish rail operator Snälltåget has introduced a direct train connecting Malmö and Oslo, traveling via Gothenburg and several coastal towns. This new service opens up fresh travel possibilities between Sweden and Norway, especially for those looking to enjoy scenic landscapes along the way.

The train departs Malmö at 6:38 AM and arrives in Oslo at 1:16 PM. The return journey leaves Oslo at 2:48 PM and reaches Malmö by 9:25 PM. This convenient schedule gives passengers a full day to explore the Norwegian capital. Tickets for the new route cost 149 Swedish kronor, roughly equivalent to 14 euros.

Route and Journey Highlights

The route consists of three main travel segments and passes through a number of coastal cities, including:

• Lund
• Helsingborg
• Halmstad
• Varberg
• Trollhättan
• Sarpsborg
• Fredrikstad

A standout feature of this journey is the chance to take in views of Lake Vänern, Europe’s third-largest lake.

The launch of this train represents a major step forward in improving cross-border transport links between Sweden and Norway, while also boosting tourism potential in both countries.

'The new Snälltåget train not only cuts travel time between the two countries but also gives tourists and locals alike the opportunity to discover new regions and cultures.' – Source unknown

With growing interest in public transportation amid rising environmental awareness, this route could also help reduce carbon emissions, as rail travel is a more eco-friendly option compared to cars or airplanes.