Det bedste af Flåm

Flåm Must-Sees

Flåm serves as the gateway to the Aurlandsfjord, a dramatic branch of the Sognefjord. The village is centered around the Flåm Railway, a 20.2-kilometer line climbing from sea level to 863 meters at Myrdal. Visitors can explore the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord by ferry or RIB boat, cycle the historic Rallarvegen mountain route, and experience local Norse-inspired architecture at the village's craft brewery and waterfront dining establishments.

Flåm Must-Sees — Kort

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The Flåm Railway

The Flåm Line is a 20.2-kilometer long railway line between Myrdal and Flåm in Aurland Municipality, in Vestland county, Norway.

Allison Cox / CC-BY-SA

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Flåm - Gudvangen ferry berth

Departure point for passenger and vehicle ferries traveling through the Aurlandsfjord and the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord toward Gudvangen.

Allison Cox / CC-BY-SA

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Ægir bryggeri

Viking-style brewpub featuring a 9-meter high fireplace and hand-carved dragon heads. It produces craft beers using local mountain water.

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Flåmsbrygga

Waterfront restaurant and hotel complex serving local cuisine inspired by Viking traditions, located adjacent to the Ægir brewery.

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Rallarvegen

Rental service for cycling the historic Rallarvegen (Navvies' Road), a scenic mountain route originally built for the construction of the Bergen Line.

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tender pontoon

Docking facility used by cruise ship tender boats for transporting passengers between anchored vessels and the Flåm harbor.

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Fjord Safari

Operation base for guided rigid inflatable boat (RIB) excursions through the narrowest branches of the Sognefjord.

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