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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.

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.

Flåm - Gudvangen ferry berth

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

Ægir bryggeri

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

Flåmsbrygga

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

Rallarvegen

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

tender pontoon

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

Fjord Safari

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