Travel from Vienna to Oslo

Direct flights between Vienna International Airport and Oslo Airport Gardermoen.

Austrian Airlines operates direct flights. Prices vary based on booking in advance, seasonality, and fare class. Flights depart from Vienna International Airport (VIE) and arrive at Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL).

Direct flights connecting Vienna International Airport with Oslo Airport Gardermoen.

Norwegian offers competitive fares, particularly when booked in advance. Flights depart from Vienna International Airport (VIE) and typically arrive at Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL).

Flights between Vienna International Airport and Oslo Airport Gardermoen, often with a short layover.

SAS provides connecting flights via its hubs, offering a full-service experience. Flights typically use Vienna International Airport (VIE) and Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL).

Low-cost flights from Vienna, sometimes to airports near Oslo.

Ryanair may offer direct or indirect flights, sometimes arriving at secondary airports like Torp Sandefjord Airport (TRF), which requires additional travel to Oslo city center. Always check the arrival airport when booking.

Long-distance train journey with multiple transfers, typically through Germany, Denmark, and Sweden.

There are no direct train services from Vienna to Oslo. The journey involves several changes, often in cities like Salzburg, Hamburg, Copenhagen, and Malmö. Booking in advance is highly recommended for better fares. Major departure stations in Vienna include Wien Hauptbahnhof, and arrival at Oslo S in Oslo.

Long-distance bus travel with transfers, often via major European cities.

FlixBus offers journeys between Vienna and Oslo with at least one transfer, commonly in cities like Prague. Buses typically depart from Vienna, International Busterminal (VIB) and arrive at Oslo Bussterminal. Amenities like free Wi-Fi and power sockets are usually available.

Driving from Vienna to Oslo involves a significant journey through Central and Northern Europe.

The road distance is approximately 1700-1950 km. Fuel costs are estimates and depend on vehicle type, fuel efficiency, and current fuel prices. Tolls are applicable in several countries along the route, including Austria (vignette) and Norway (extensive toll roads and city tolls). Oslo has a toll ring with charges varying by time of day and vehicle type, typically NOK 28-34 for regular cars per pass. A common route involves crossing from Germany to Denmark via ferry (e.g., Puttgarden-Rødby with Scandlines), or directly to Sweden (e.g., Rostock-Trelleborg with Stena Line or TT-Line), then driving through Sweden to Norway. Booking ferry crossings in advance is advisable, especially during peak seasons. Alternatively, a direct ferry from Kiel, Germany to Oslo is available for vehicles.

Direct overnight ferry service from Kiel, Germany, to Oslo, Norway, accommodating passengers and vehicles.

This option is ideal for travelers wishing to take their car directly from Germany to Norway, bypassing the extensive drive through Denmark and Sweden. The journey is on a cruise ferry offering various onboard amenities. Booking well in advance is recommended, especially for cabins and vehicle spaces.